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RTI law to change political culture – Akoto Ampaw

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  • ghanaman 7 years ago

    Yes, it can!

  • A.C 7 years ago

    agreed perfectly with the learned man

  • samson 7 years ago

    What are they waiting for? They should get on with it and pass it quickly with all the amendments suggested.

  • Yussif 7 years ago

    Mr Akoto Ampaw is one of the highly respected lawyers in this country,they should offen speak against the corruption going on in the country,even if nothing is done about it,a lease he ll be on records to ve spoken against it ...
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  • Yaw Adu-Asare 7 years ago

    It was during the presidency of Prof. Mills that the NDC cabinet approved and submitted the draft bill for Freedom of Information to parliament. For an unknown reason, parliament has been sitting on the said bill without pass ...
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  • Mokobi, Accra 7 years ago

    Tony, please contact uncle Mike at campolongo2011@hotmail.com

  • Information Systems Management Profes 7 years ago

    It is not every information generated by Gov't agencies that should be put out in the public domain.
    There should be a law as to who gets access to what information.
    Or there should be a procedure for applicants who want ...
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