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When institutions fail to act, who answers for the consequences?
Newsfile examines three scandals involving institutional failures and public trust.
When the system built to protect you becomes the echo of your cry - what happens next?
A Ghanaian school faces scrutiny as students allege abuse by a suspended headmaster.
The NDC breaks its silence on the Obuasi SHTS headmaster scandal - but what changed their position?
The NDC has addressed the suspension of Obuasi SHTS headmaster Zakaria Abdulai over sexual abuse allegations.
The Ghana Institute of Foresters is raising alarms about the sluggish pace of justice for attacks on its officers-what could this mean for their
The Ghana Institute of Foresters (GIF) is concerned about the slow prosecution of individuals involved in attacks on Forestry Commission officers.
Could a new GBA committee change how suspects' rights are protected in Ghana?
The Ghana Bar Association is considering a Human Rights Watch Committee at its annual conference in Ada.
Why is the GBA stepping in over social media arrests, and what new watchdog could it create?
The Ghana Bar Association is addressing the arrest of social media commentators at its annual conference in Ada.
Why is the Attorney-General trying to block the former NAFCO CEO's medical trip abroad, and what new information has emerged?
The Attorney-General is seeking to overturn a court order that allowed the former CEO of NAFCO, Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba, to travel to the UK for
Why is the Attorney-General urgently seeking to halt a recent court judgment involving a former CEO, and what could this mean for the ongoing legal
The Attorney-General has filed an urgent application at the Court of Appeal regarding the judgment concerning former MASLOC CEO Sedina
Why does a gender adviser say the state failed students before any court ruling?
Akosua Manu, adviser to Ghana's former vice-president, criticizes state institutions over their handling of sexual abuse allegations at Obuasi…
Follow the intricate timeline of Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu's high-profile case, from her leadership at MASLOC to a dramatic turn of events.
Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, former MASLOC CEO, faced 78 counts of charges including stealing and money laundering. Her case, spanning years, involved
Why is a voluntary appearance not enough for bail? A top NPP figure challenges the detention.
NPP chair hopeful Boakye Agyarko urges EOCO to grant bail to detained MP Nana Agyei Baffour-Awuah.
Explore the intricate legal defence mounted for Wontumi and Akonta Mining-what core issues and evidence were presented to the High Court?
This article delves into the defence address for Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Wontumi) and Akonta Mining Company Limited, ahead of a High Court judgment.
Is the pursuit of accountability for Ghana's economic crisis turning into something driven by emotion and politics?
Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta faces intense scrutiny following Ghana's recent economic crisis- a period marked by hardship for many. The narrative surrounding his role has evolved, raising questions about accountability versus something more- but what?
Haruna Iddrisu calls for an end to 'excesses' in bail conditions - but what prompted this?
Haruna Iddrisu- Education Minister and MP for Tamale South- has voiced concerns over the handling of bail for accused persons. He suggests some state institutions may be overstepping their bounds- but what does this mean for justice in Ghana?
Justice Srem-Sai says no plea deal has been reached yet in Chairman Wontumi’s EXIM Bank trial as the statutory deadlin
Justice Srem-Sai says no plea deal has been reached yet in Chairman Wontumi’s EXIM Bank trial as the statutory deadline nears.
Can a camera's snapshot of a number plate legally prove who was driving? A new analysis challenges Ghana's automated traffic fines.
A legal analysis examines Ghana's TRAFFITECH-GH automated traffic enforcement, which issues violation notices to registered vehicle owners.
Can the Republic provide sufficient evidence against Chairman Wontumi and Akonta Mining, or will the case crumble?
The case involving Chairman Wontumi and Akonta Mining continues in the High Court- with the Republic struggling to substantiate its claims. The apparent lack of concrete evidence raises questions about the foundation of the prosecution's case- leaving observers to wonder what's next.
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