Democracy facing crossroads in Africa as dissatisfaction grows
Ten years ago, 80% of Africans believed democracy was the best form of governance and would always choose it over military or one-man rule. Today, that number has dropped to 66%. From Ghana, Senanu Tord speaks with a former military officer turned democracy advocate and young Ghanaians becoming increasingly dissatisfied with their elected officials
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