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Why is the Minority in Parliament challenging the proposed vetting schedule for Supreme Court nominees, and what are their underlying concerns?
The Minority in Parliament has formally objected to the three-day timetable proposed for the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees. This raises
A heated exchange has erupted between a Ghanaian MP and the Deputy Attorney General over the interpretation of a Supreme Court decision.
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, MP for Ofoase-Ayirebi, has challenged Deputy Attorney General Justice Srem-Sai's claims regarding a recent Supreme Court ruling
FIDA is calling for urgent judicial retraining - but what sparked this action?
FIDA Ghana has petitioned the Judicial Service over a divorce ruling, raising concerns about the language used. The group hints at a departure from established principles - and a potential impact on public confidence.
FIDA Ghana is up in arms over a judge's remarks in a divorce case - but what did he say that was so offensive?
FIDA Ghana has petitioned the Judicial Service over language used in a recent divorce ruling involving Mrs. Joana Quaye and Richard Nii Armah Quaye- raising concerns about the dignity of women before the courts. The group warns that such remarks risk undermining public confidence- but what exactly was said?
Ghana's media landscape faces a growing challenge as legal battles threaten to silence critical reporting - what does this mean for accountability?
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has voiced concerns regarding the increasing number of defamation lawsuits impacting investigative
Dominic Hlordze of the GJA warns that strategic defamation lawsuits are intimidating journalists and impacting the quality of reporting.
The General Secretary of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), Dominic Hlordze, has raised concerns about powerful individuals using defamation
The GJA is pushing for a new defamation law in Ghana-find out why the current legal framework is causing uncertainty for journalists and the courts.
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) is advocating for Parliament to enact a dedicated defamation law to address the current reliance on common
Why did armed men destroy a party office? The answer may involve chieftaincy and demands for recognition -.
Tensions are rising in Ellembelle after unknown armed men vandalised an NDC party office under construction. The DCE has condemned the act - but the underlying cause hints at a deeper conflict.
A war of words erupts between legal figures over the rights of a re-arrested CEO - but what's at stake?
Deputy Attorney-General Justice Srem Sai is disputing claims made by former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame regarding the re-arrest of Abdul-Wahab Hanan. The disagreement centers around whether Hanan, the former CEO of the National Food Buffer Stock Company, had access to legal counsel - and the implications could be significant.
Why was former NPP Chairman Freddie Blay arrested and remanded - and what does it have to do with a land dispute?
Freddie Blay, former NPP National Chairman, faces legal challenges following his arrest - a case with roots in a property dispute. The situation raises questions about land ownership and justice.
Amidst a deepening disagreement over legal vacation, what solution is being proposed to prevent a public confrontation?
Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has urged the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) and the Association of Judges and Magistrates to negotiate a
Discover why a legal expert is clarifying the standard procedures of the Court of Appeal amidst public speculation.
Samson Lardy Anyenini, a private legal practitioner, has addressed concerns regarding changes in the Court of Appeal panel for the Sedina Christine
Despite mounting criticism, a prominent political figure vows to continue pursuing an issue involving a state-owned gold institution.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin is facing criticism over his stance on reported losses by the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod). He remains
Citizens face hidden burdens and eroded confidence due to courtroom delays - what's the breaking point?
Prolonged litigation in Ghana is explored, highlighting how it affects citizens' rights to a fair hearing within a reasonable time. Systemic delays impose burdens and erode public confidence- but what are the deeper implications?
A new bill aims to regulate funerals and burials-but will it respect tradition or create clarity?
Davis Ansah Opoku, MP for Mpraeso, has said that the proposed funeral regulation bill seeks to bring clarity and fairness to death and burial rites. The bill aims to address legal gaps and ensure dignity-but some worry about tradition.
Ghana's Chief Justice has unveiled a significant reform for the judiciary, promising a new era of efficiency and access to justice.
Ghana's Judiciary is set to implement electronic court processes and nationwide court automation under its E-Justice Plus Agenda. This initiative
Ghanaian socialite Abu Trica has reportedly been extradited to the US over an alleged m romance fraud case targeting eld
Ghanaian socialite Abu Trica has reportedly been extradited to the US over an alleged m romance fraud case targeting elderly Americans.
A Ghanaian legal scholar is raising concerns about recent comments made by the Chief Justice- find out why his words are causing a stir.
Prof Kwaku Asare has cautioned Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie against making public comments that could be interpreted as partisan political