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A landmark convocation is set to take place- but what impact will it have on Ghana's legal system?

The Legal Green Association- a centre-left association of law students- is partnering with the Institute of Social Democracy to host the inaugural Social Democrats' Convocation. The event aims to foster social democratic principles among law students in Ghana- empowering the next generation of legal professionals.

A faith-based organization is challenging the anti-LGBTQ+ bill - but what are their chances of success?

CRPL-Ghana has petitioned Parliament's Committees to reject the proposed Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2025. The organization outlines religious, cultural and academic objections to the legislation - leaving many to wonder about the implications.

The GBA has concerns about how a prominent politician and lawyer is handling a disagreement - but why?

The Ghana Bar Association (GBA) is in disagreement with Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin regarding statements made about a Circuit Court judge. The Association is not pleased with the Minority Leader's approach - and it raises questions about ethical conduct.

Is offering assistance to the state now a breach of ethical conduct? Some think so - others aren't so sure...

Abdul Kabiru Tiah Mahama is questioning John Mahama's use of a private jet owned by his brother. This raises questions about conflicts of interest- but is there more to the story?

The Chief Justice cautions new lawyers against prioritizing convenience over honesty - what changes are coming to the legal profession?

Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie addressed newly enrolled lawyers, emphasizing the ethical demands of legal practice- urging them to uphold truth and integrity. He reminded them that the profession is grounded in sound judgment rather than empty assurances, hinting at significant changes within the legal landscape.

Did the President violate Article 284 of Ghana's constitution by using his brother's private jet? Find out more...

The President of Ghana is under scrutiny for using a private jet owned by his brother's company for an official trip- sparking conflict of interest concerns. The arrangement has ignited public debate, raising questions about constitutional propriety and ethical considerations- but what does the law say?

A crucial decision looms for Ghana's governance structure - but what global patterns might influence the outcome?

Amanda Clinton examines Ghana's Supreme Court case concerning the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and its prosecutorial independence. This raises questions about governance and the balance between the OSP and the Attorney-General - a familiar tension seen globally.

A rift is growing between two key offices - and one former official is sounding the alarm. What could it mean?

Martin Amidu is warning of a potential institutional crisis. The former Special Prosecutor highlights a growing rift between the OSP and the Attorney-General - and the tension could have serious consequences.

An expert thinks a key commission needs more power - but what could this mean for Ghana's future development?

A Strategic Thinking and Leadership Expert- Dr. Victor Abbey- is advocating for the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) to be elevated. He suggests it needs stronger legal backing to drive Ghana's long-term national development agenda. The expert believes this could help Ghana's development efforts.

The Christian Council is asking prophets to be more responsible, but why now?

The Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) has cautioned prophets and religious leaders regarding their prophecies. They are concerned about increasing conflicting political prophecies - especially those involving political contests.

What qualities beyond the 15-year minimum does Ghana's Supreme Court look for in its Justices?

Justice Adjei-Frimpong discussed appointments to Ghana's Supreme Court. He touched on the constitutional requirements and processes involved - but there's more to it than just the minimum requirements.