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Facing a broken economy, Ghana’s tech-savvy teens turn to fraud

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Ghana's President John Mahama has promised to turn the economy around

In the dusty alleys of Nima, a shanty town in the heart of Ghana’s capital, a 17-year-old called Ghost reclines on a faded plastic chair inside a dimly lit internet cafe.  Read More

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