Intimidation, finance, fear of vote-buying confront young candidates in 2023 election

With a few weeks to 2023 general election, there is a glaring decline in the number of youths contesting in the poll, even as young contestants are faced with challenges of trust, intimidation, finance and fear of vote buying.

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