The Morning Call
Today, we meet a Ghanaian musician who has developed an application to help drive change.
Kwame A Plus says his TPP app ( The People’s Project) seeks to empower locals to hold politicians more accountable through the power of technology.
Ignatius Annor has more.
@IgnatiusAnnorOnce you download the app, it will ask for your region and by default adds you to that region's group.
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