JoyNews dedicated its flagship show, The Probe to remembering the late former President Jerry John Rawlings.
Thus on the show, Emefa Apawu hosted three appointees during his government to talk about his interventions, the impact on them, and his efforts to build Ghana.
These appointees, all females, include Emma Mitchell, Dr. Joyce Aryee, Prof Esi Sutherland Addy, and Nana Oye Mansah Yeboah.
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