Financial pressure in Ghana is shaping emotional wellbeing differently across income and age groups

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Economic pressure in Ghana is shaping more than spending behavior. It influences how people feel, cope, and function in their daily lives. The latest Kasi Insight health and wellness data shows that shifts in financial outlook are increasingly linked to psychological and emotional wellbeing, revealing a population …

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