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It hurts when wrongdoing goes unpunished – Manasseh Azure Awuni laments accountability gap

Speaking JoyNews’ Newsfile programme, Manasseh said there have been moments in his career when he questioned whether investigative journalism was worth the sacrifices, particularly when evidence of wrongdoing fails to lead to accountability.
Investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni has voiced frustration over what he describes as Ghana's persistent accountability deficit, saying it is painful to spend years investigating wrongdoing, often at great personal risk, only for many cases to end without anyone being held responsible.
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