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  1. Ghana's supreme court upheld constitutional freedoms while political parties face legal challenges.

Actions by Ghanaian political figures are seen as challenging the country's democratic credentials.

12 reports, 9 independent Updated Aug 12
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Actions by Ghanaian political figures are seen as challenging the country's democratic credentials.

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  1. Former Minister Albert Kan-Dapaah links political parties to national security threats and addresses political violence in Ghana.Sub-event
  2. Kwesi Pratt Jnr discusses the current state of political stability in Ghana, emphasizing the need for ministers to utilize proper Cabinet channels.Sub-event
  3. Legal challenge brought against Ghana's delegate system.1 source
  4. John Mahama called for the removal of the DCE due to issues related to mining.Sub-event
  5. President John Mahama warned against tracking those spreading misinformation on TikTok.Sub-event
  6. Mahama was a presidential candidate in Ghana, while a prophet warned of disaster related to the election.Sub-event
  7. A leader appeals to the Ghanaian public for community development while citizens raise concerns about the performance of their elected members of parliament.Sub-event
  8. Mahama, a former leader, warned against state intimidation in Ghana.1 source
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  1. Critique of America in Ghana involving Griffin and Clinton.1 source
  2. Political actions are seen as challenging Ghana's democratic credentials.1 source

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