An Accra High Court on Friday struck out an application for an injunction seeking to prevent organisers of the #DumsorMustStop vigil from converging at the Revolutionary Square, opposite the Jubilee House.The organisers had already written a withdrawal letter to the court, amending their gathering point and route for the vigil.Initially, the Greater Accra Regional Police Command and the conveners disagreed on the starting point for their protest.The Police later filed an injunction against them, indicating that the location was close to a security installation.Source: Ghana News Agency
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