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Isaac Yeboah • 27 Apr • 802 words · 5 min read
A Chief of Staff weeps, but a consequence is missing - has discipline taken a sabbatical in the Republic of Uncommon Sense?
Chief of Staff Julius Debrah's reaction to Mary Awusi's comments has sparked debate in Ghana. The sequence of events - a code of conduct, an incident, an apology, and tears - has left many questioning the true meaning of accountability.
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