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The Managing Editor of the Insight newspaper has revealed that he was once nearly jailed for reading a newspaper at a place considered inappropriate.
Stakeholders in the mining sector have attended a day’s training workshop on the Transfer Pricing Regulation, 2012, organised by the Ghana Chamber of Mines in collaboration with the Ghana Revenue Authority.
The Supreme Court has dismissed an application by the Respondents in the election petition case to haul into the dock, other witnesses for cross-examination.
It appears whiles freedom fighters like Aung San Suu Kyi are calling for the judiciary, as an institution, to be “strengthened and released from political interference”, our courts in Ghana find it ok to park the wheels of justice on the compounds of the legislature, expecting to be towed out off there at the pleasure of the executive.
An Accra high court will this morning hear a case of impersonation brought against the 2012 flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo-Addo by retired Supreme Court judge Francis Kpegah.
Space Okoe Clottey was born in Ghana in the 1970’s. 
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