- 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.
Former Minister Albert Kan-Dapaah links political parties to national security threats and addresses political violence in Ghana.
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Updated Aug 28
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Former Minister Albert Kan-Dapaah links political parties to national security threats and addresses political violence in Ghana.
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Within Ghana's supreme court upheld constitutional freedoms while political parties face legal challenges.
The entities involved
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Ghana
country in West Africa
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Albert Kan-Dapaah
Chartered accountant, politician, minister and member of parliament
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