Mahama urges judges to uphold impartiality in all cases including politically sensitive ones
What did the president say about politically sensitive cases that could reshape Ghana's judiciary?
President John Dramani Mahama has urged newly sworn-in Supreme Court justices to remain impartial in all cases, including politically sensitive ones.
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