Harriet Thompson, British High Commissioner
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Tonight's Edition of JoyNews' The Probe hosted the British High Commissioner to Ghana, Harriet Thompson.
She shared her thoughts on issues that have made headlines in the Ghanaian media such as; the Labianca and Office of Special Prosecutor saga, Ghana's current economic crisis, Ghana's Press freedom ranking, getting a visa to UK, Ghana's security preparedness against terrorist attack which is rife in sub-region and many more.
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