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39 Democracy Hub Protesters Remanded For Two Weeks
25 Sep

39 Democracy Hub Protesters Remanded For Two Weeks

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Thirty-nine (39) participants from the Democracy Hub protests have been remanded into custody. A bench warrant has been issued for one protester who was previously released on police inquiry bail but failed to appear in court, despite being aware of the proceedings, according to the prosecution. This brings the total number of individuals brought to court to 40. Among those brought to court, twenty-eight (28) have been remanded into police custody, while eleven (11) others are in prison custody for two weeks. The twenty-eight in police custody pleaded not guilty, while pleas for the eleven in prison are yet to…
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You Should Explain To Protestors Reason They Were Prevented From Occupying The Jubilee House- Oppong Nkrumah Tells Police Service
22 Sep

You Should Explain To Protestors Reason They Were Prevented From Occupying The Jubilee House- Oppong Nkrumah Tells Police Service

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Ghana's Information minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has charged the Ghana Police Service to as a matter of urgency, clarify reasons protestors were prevented from occupying the Jubilee house yesterday. According to the Ofoase Ayirebi MP, there's the need for the police service to explain to Ghanaians, their decision not to allow the democracy hub protestors from embarking on their intended picketing at the Jubilee house, and if there's any security implications, they should let Ghanaians know. Speaking exclusively to Kwaku Dawuro on Movement In The Morning show on Movement TV/ Wontumi Radio, he noted that "the argument out there especially…
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