OccupyGhana challenges EOCO, BNI over 'punitive' investigations
Why is OccupyGhana accusing Ghana's top investigative bodies of turning probes into punishment?
OccupyGhana has challenged EOCO, BNI and other investigative bodies over what it calls punitive investigation tactics.
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