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23rd September 2024 3:04:08 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

Following the arrest of over 40 demonstrators on Sunday, September 22, the streets around the 37 Military Hospital and El Wak Sports Stadium were deserted on Monday, as protesters did not turn up for the third and final day of the planned Democracy Hub protest.
Despite the lack of protesters, police maintained a strong presence to prevent any disturbances. JoyNews reports that by 11:50 am, only two individuals had shown up, holding placards and standing about 30 meters from the police barricade while chanting, "Stop galamsey."
Both protesters were swiftly arrested by the police and transported to the central police unit.
In light of the arrests and restrictions, the protesters have announced their intention to move their demonstrations online via social media platforms.
Additionally, the police have declared one of the protest leaders, Oliver Barker-Vormawor, wanted following the Sunday arrests. However, Barker-Vormawor has stated that he is not in hiding and is ready to cooperate with the authorities.
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