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'Let's start; if it doesn't work, we can review it' — Martin Kpebu backs Tribunals Bill

Modern Ghana about 19 hours 1 mins read

Private Legal Practitioner Martin Kpebu has thrown his support behind the Tribunals Bill, 2026, arguing that Ghana should not reject the proposed tribunal system because of abuses associated with tribunals during the PNDC era.

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