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Ghana Deputy AG Warns Hasty AKSA Contract Cancellation Risks Judgment Debt

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Ghana's Deputy Attorney General has warned that rushing to cancel the AKSA power contract could expose the country to a judgment debt, adding a formal legal risk dimension to the public controversy surrounding the deal. The warning follows media scrutiny of the AKSA energy arrangement that began on August 15.

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Hasty cancellation of AKSA contract could trigger judgment debt – Deputy AG warns · myjoyonline.com · T3

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