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Supreme Court Exposes ‘Kululu’ in $270k Gold Case, Affirms Acquittal of Two Men
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Supreme Court Exposes ‘Kululu’ in $270k Gold Case, Affirms Acquittal of Two Men

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read
They were convicted four years ago. They served their sentence. The Court of Appeal threw out the conviction. The Republic appealed to the Supreme Court mdash; and lost again. What emerged at the apex court was startling: the police investigator had engaged in what many Ghanaians bluntly call kululu.

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