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TMPC officials criticised for shutting down TV, Radio station of M.Y Ventures in Kumasi
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TMPC officials criticised for shutting down TV, Radio station of M.Y Ventures in Kumasi

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read
A regulatory shutdown involving M. Y Ventures in Kumasi has exploded into a major confrontation, with management of Caesar TV and Caesar Radio 103. 1MHz accusing the Traditional Medicine Practice Council (TMPC) of unlawfully disrupting their media operations.

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