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Earlier in the week the Supreme Court ruled that President acted unconstitutionally when he directed former Auditor-General mr Domelevo to go on leave in 2020.
On Saturday, June 3 on Newsfile, the host, Samson Lardy Anyenini, and his guests discussed the ruling and its impact on the presidency.
They also discussed the upcoming Assin North by-election, the NPP flagbearership race, and the continued fight against illegal mining in the country.
Watch the show below:
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