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No Party Card, just a Party Microphone! A Ghanaian story of Elections, Referees and Convenient Amnesia
But the public may still reasonably ask whether speaking for a party's election manifesto creates an appearance of political affinity.
For when citizens begin to suspect the referee before the match has even started, every whistle becomes a controversy, every decision a conspiracy and every defeat a potential national crisis.
In Ghana, we do not appear to object to the referee wearing party colours.
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