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This Sunday's edition of JoyNews The Law examined the legal and constitutional questions surrounding Ghana’s cocoa sector under the theme: “The Cocoa ‘Law’: Unjust and Unconstitutional?”
Nick Opoku, a lawyer and policy consultant, joined as a guest to unpack whether the regulatory powers of the Ghana Cocoa Board strike the right balance between national interest and the rights of cocoa farmers, and whether portions of the framework stand up to constitutional scrutiny.
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