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IFEJ President Calls for Deep Constitutional Overhaul to Match Ghana’s Modern Realities

Modern Ghana 21 minutes 1 mins read

The President of the Institute of Financial and Economic Journalists (IFEJ) and Founder/Managing Editor of News Ghana, Roger Agambire Agana, has called for a comprehensive overhaul of Ghana rsquo;s constitutional and legal framework to make it more responsive to the country rsquo;s present economic, social and governance needs.

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