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Private legal practitioner, Egbert Faibille Jnr says the three South African ex-cops who are in BNI custody did not breach any law when they entered Ghana.
Speaking on Joy FM/MultiTv's new analysis programme, Newsfile, the lawyer said the ex-cops went through the approved processes to secure their visas to visit Ghana.
Watch Egbert make his submission on Newsfile below.
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