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This Saturday's edition of Newsfile examined the government’s recent decision to revoke mining licenses and amend Legislative Instrument (L.I) 2462 which seeks to strip the President of the power to grant licenses for mining in forest reserves.
The programme also delved into investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas' case, who has secured an $18 million verdict against Kennedy Agyapong. Meanwhile, a major suspect in the murder of Ahmed Suale has been caged—what does this mean for justice, press freedom, and the future of investigative journalism in Ghana?
Lastly, the analysis programme dived into the reported tensions within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as they clash with National Security and Adwoa Safo's referral to the party's Disciplinary Committee.
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