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Emma Ankrah • 29 Apr • 308 words · 2 min read
Is the Electronic Communications Act being misused to target journalists? Fuseini weighs in on the growing debate.
Inusah Fuseini, a former MP, has commented on the Electronic Communications Act and its use against journalists. He raises questions about the law's original intent and its application to media practices - sparking debate.
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