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[Full Text] Minority Caucus in Parliament react to High Court conviction of Wontumi in Samreboi Mining case

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20th July 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Statement By The Parliamentary Minority Caucus On The Judgment Of The High Court, Accra, In The Case Of The Republic V. Bernard Antwi-Boasiako Akonta Mining Limited 1.

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