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David Apinga••459 words · 3 min read A distressing video of musician Barosky circulated, prompting the Ghana High Commission to step in- but what will be the outcome of their efforts?
Ghanaian highlife musician Barosky's welfare is being assessed by the Ghana High Commission in the UK following public concern. This intervention
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