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On Wednesday, December 21, PM Express focused on Ghana's development path and the necessary steps to achieve it.
To discuss and reimagine this topic, the show hosted renowned economist Kwame Pianim.
The expert engaged in a discussion with Evans Mensah on the touchscreen, delving into the specifics and making comparisons with countries in best-case scenarios.
Watch the video below:
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