Larry Alans Dogbey
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The Editor of The Herald newspaper, Larry Dogbey, has been sentenced to seven days' imprisonment after an Accra High Court found him guilty of contempt over the newspaper's publication of a case involving Kevin Okyere and Petraco SA.
The judgment was delivered by Justice Isaac Addo on Thursday, June 25. Mr Dogbey later confirmed the conviction and sentence in a Facebook post, announcing that he had been committed to prison following the court's ruling.
Below is the full judgment
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