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Court to rule on bail applications of six accused in 3.9-tonne cocaine seized in France case

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The Kwabenya Circuit Court is set to rule on September 29 on bail applications filed by 6 persons facing charges in connection with the seizure of 3. 9 tonnes of cocaine in France. The decision date was announced by the presiding judge, His Honour Rev.

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