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A United States court questions the evidence behind Ghana's pursuit of a former Finance Minister, while the Office of the Special Prosecutor insists he remains a fugitive from justice.
A United States immigration court reportedly found that the Office of the Special Prosecutor failed to provide sufficiently credible evidence during immigration proceedings involving the former Finance Minister.
And what does this latest development mean for Ghana's attempt to bring one of its most high-profile former public officials before the courts?
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