The reports revealed that in the Accra Metropolis, the private sector employs 74.0 per cent of the total population of 1, 665,086 made up of 800, 935 males and 864,151 females. In the Ahanta West District, the informal sector employs more than 85.0 per cent of the population of 106,215 made of 50,999 males and 55,216 females.
No, for an action in libel to be upheld, the publisher of a defamatory statement need not know that a statement is false or defamatory. The law concerns the intent of the publisher in communicating a defamatory statement and is not concerned with the knowledge of the publisher.
No. Under the First Amendment, newspapers and magazines can publish information as they see fit, biased or not. If published information is libelous, the publication can be sued by the person claiming to be libeled. But the federal government does not and cannot regulate newspaper content.hile no doubt exists that âmainstreamâ media, such as broadcast stations, newspapers and magazines, enjoy the freedom of âthe press,â the line gets blurrier in cases involving underground newspapers, free-lance writers and pamphleteers.