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The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) has started ruling on a four-year-old maritime dispute between two West African neighbours; Ghana and Ivory Coast.
The ruling could predict the next phase of bilateral relations between Ghana and Ivory Coast.
The two countries have been engaged in long drawn-out and inconclusive negotiations after Ghana started drilling oil near a maritime boundary.
Watch the ruling live below:
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