Mahama gov't has arrested more people over free speech in 18 months than Akufo-Addo did in 8 years – Kpebu

WIRE — Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has criticised what he describes as the increasing arrest of individuals over comments deemed insulting or offensive to public officials, claiming the Mahama administration has recorded more such arrests in its first 18 months than the previous Akufo-Addo government did in eight years. He described the situation as a poor

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