This week's edition of JoyNews' Newsfile delved into critical national issues shaping the political and governance landscape.
The discussion explored the aftermath of military deployment in the fight against illegal mining (galamsey) and its implications for environmental sustainability after Organised Labour's pressure on the government to act against the menace.
Additionally, the analysis programme examined the fallout from the Speaker of Parliament's decision to declare four parliamentary seats vacant—an action overturned by the Supreme Court. What are the legal, political, and constitutional implications for Parliament and governance?
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