- Judicial intervention escalated to the highest court after accusations that the government is undermining the democratic process.
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Ghana ratifies mining agreements for the country, following a precedent set by the highest court.
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Updated Aug 4
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What happened
Ghana ratifies mining agreements for the country, following a precedent set by the highest court.
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Ghana
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