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Two of Ghana's top musicians fought their respective legal battles today.
Dancehall musician, Shatta Wale is facing a charge of publishing false news after he allegedly fabricated a story about a gun attack against him.
Medikal, on the other hand, is in court for brandishing a pistol on social media.
Both of them have pleaded not guilty to the said charges.
They have both been granted ¢100,000 bail and are expected to reappear on November 9, 2021.
Follow us as we bring you up to speed with proceedings in court today.
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