20 Years Jail for Chocolate Tree Tampering
Ghana's parliament has approved a draft law that could impose up to 20 years of imprisonment on cocoa farmers who convert their farms to grow other crops without government approval, aiming to protect the cocoa crop, which is the country's main source of foreign exchange. The law is viewed as a measure to deter farmers from changing the use of their land but has faced criticism from the farmers. Cocoa is Ghana's largest export crop and holds significant importance for the national economy.
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