Legal vacation does not halt urgent court cases - Chief Justice
Ghana's Chief Justice addresses public concerns about the legal vacation, explaining how urgent court cases continue uninterrupted.
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie clarified the judiciary's legal vacation policy, emphasizing that urgent court cases would proceed despite the
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