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A Ghanaian TikToker has been sentenced to a year in prison after sharing false allegations about President John Mahama, claiming he sacrificed cows to win the next election and that a government initiative was suspicious. The court upheld the sentence to curb misinformation on social media, highlighting ongoing debates over free speech and regulation in Ghana. This marks recent enforcement efforts against social media influencers spreading falsehoods about political figures.
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