Ghana: Amina 'Yutong' Freed  Following the failure of the
prosecution to prove its case against Amina Mohammed of the
controversial Yutong bus armed robbery and mass rape incident,
an Accra Circuit Court yesterday, acquitted and discharged the
accused person of all the charges leveled against her.  The
accused person, who, in October 2010, alarmed the country
through an Accra-based radio station over an alleged armed
robbery and mass rape incident on a Bawku-bound Yutong bus, was
set free after almost two years of trial by the state.  The
24-year-old hairdresser, on that fateful day, narrated that
armed robbers attacked passengers on the bus and forced some
male passengers on the vehicle to have sex with female
passengers, including a father who was made to rape his 14-year-
old daughter.  According to the court presided over by Mrs.
Patience Mills-Tetteh , after calling eight witnesses, the
prosecution was unable to establish the guilt of the accused
person over the charges of causing fear and panic and decei