State closes case against Wontumi, two others over alleged illegal mining
Negative tone
The prosecution has closed its case in the trial of former Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, and two others over alleged illegal mining activities in the Tano-Nimire Forest Reserve.
Read the full story on MyJoyOnlineReported by MyJoyOnline, written by Kenneth Darko. Nsɛm24 shows a short summary and sends you to the original.
How 7 newsrooms reported this
- MyJoyOnline, State closes case against Wontumi, two others over alleged illegal mining
- GhanaWeb, State closes case against Wontumi in illegal mining trial Negative tone
- Adom Online, Prosecution closes case against Wontumi, two others in Tano-Nimire illegal mining trial Negative tone
- High Street Journal, Prosecution Closes Case in Wontumi’s Tano Nimiri Trial; Exim Bank Case Adjourned Negative tone
- YEN.com.gh, State closes case against chairman Wontumi over illegal mining in forest reserve Negative tone
- GhanaWeb, Tano-Nimiri Forest Reserve: State closes case against Wontumi in illegal mining trial Negative tone
- News Ghana, State closes case in Wontumi Tano Nimiri forest trial Neutral tone
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- Most negative headline · MyJoyOnlineState closes case against Wontumi, two others over alleged illegal mining
- Most neutral headline · News GhanaState closes case in Wontumi Tano Nimiri forest trial
Details only one newsroom reported
- MyJoyOnlineNew Patriotic Party
- High Street JournalExim Bank
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