I truly understand the disgust and revulsion we all have about corruption and the plain brazen theft among the political elites.
But we have to be open to the knowledge that an innocent person may be convicted or even if they are not innocent, plainly so, the state still may fail to prove the elements of its case and those persons have to be acquitted and discharged. That's the basis of our constitutionalism and rule of law.
People don't have to go to jail simply because emotions have risen high and they've been convicted in the court of public opinion.
The Attorney General's Department should appeal to the Supreme Court if they believe they have a case.
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Very important first step!
However, beyond a legal opinion, there must also be performance and justification audits by credible parties as to whether the actual services have been useful at all. If you ask me, none of them have added any value.
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Hundreds of Ghanaians took to the streets of the nation’s capital, Accra, on Thursday and Friday to speak against government’s failure to halt illegal mining, locally known as #galamsey .
For VOA, reporter @MrBenjamine took to the streets of Accra to speak to demonstrators.
What do you mean on 3rd October 2024, as in 2days ago 11 mining licenses were issued amidst the call to put an end to Galamsey?
Ah!!!!! What at all have we done to deserve this😭😭😭😭
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This is absurd !!!!
Guys, please be your brother/sister’s keeper out there on the ground as always. Many people marching today aren’t of pure intentions. Keep your eyes out and don’t be a tool. Act right, protest right. Please, alot depends on today. ❤️
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