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SkyTrain trial adjourned to October 19
The Accra High Court has adjourned the case management conference (CMC) in the US$2 million SkyTrain trial to October 19, 2026, after counsel for the first accused, Solomon Asamoah, prayed the court to allow the Supreme Court to determine his application seeking to halt the trial.
Supreme Court application In court on Monday (October 5), counsel for Mr Asamoah, Victoria Barth, told the court that her client had invoked the supervisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in respect of the trial.
According to her, the return date for the application was October 13, 2026, and any further step in the trial before that date could compromise the application before the Supreme Court.
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