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Could family, friends, and political donors be quietly shaping Ghana's court rulings?
A governance specialist warns that social expectations and political financing can undermine judicial impartiality in Ghana.
What does Ghana truly need in its next leader beyond political slogans and party loyalty?
A critical look at Ghana's political reset narrative questions whether real change has occurred.
Can internal checks stop a partisan EC commissioner from acting on party interests?
A governance fellow questions whether the Electoral Commission's internal safeguards can stop a partisan deputy chair from advancing party interests.
As the Black Stars spiral, the real battle over Ghana football's future is just beginning - and it is not about the coach.
Ghana football faces a deepening crisis after another Black Stars coach exits, prompting urgent talks between the GFA and the sports minister.
Will courts close legal loopholes that let corruption cases drag on until a change of government?
A journalist urges Ghana's judiciary to speed up corruption trials, warning against stalling tactics.