Ghana President Acts After Firefighters Attack Journalist
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President John Dramani Mahama has confirmed that Ghanaian firefighters who assaulted a reporter have been suspended.
The officers from the Ghana National Fire Service were identified and "interdicted." This term means they have been temporarily removed from duty pending a full investigation.
The incident involved a journalist from Class FM, a local radio station. The attack highlights ongoing concerns about the safety of journalists in the region.
President Mahama's public statement signals high-level attention to the case. It comes amid international calls for better protection of press freedom.
No further details about the assault or the investigation were immediately released.