ILAPI warns government against seizing dormant bank accounts to plug budget deficit
Think-tank flags constitutional and ethical risks as Finance Ministry considers tapping inactive savings to fund development.
Supreme Court clarifies OSP prosecutorial limits: AG retains ultimate authority over corruption cases
Ghana's Supreme Court has ruled that the Office of the Special Prosecutor operates under Attorney-General oversight, settling constitutional questions about anti-corruption powers.
Asante Akyem North MP case: ACEPA warns Parliament against premature vacancy declaration
Parliament should await trial conclusion before declaring the Asante Akyem North seat vacant, says ACEPA.
Supreme Court Ruling Establishes Attorney-General's Control Over Special Prosecutor Cases
Ghana's Supreme Court has affirmed the Attorney-General's authority to discontinue prosecutions brought by the Office of the Special Prosecutor, creating a constitutional check on the anti-corruption agency.
Supreme Court's ban on delegate system marks turning point for Ghana's internal party democracy
Ghana's top court has declared the delegate system unconstitutional, potentially reshaping how political parties select candidates and raising hopes for democratic reform.
Supreme Court confirms OSP's prosecutorial powers, but Attorney-General retains override authority
Ghana's apex court unanimously upholds the constitutional validity of the Office of the Special Prosecutor, while preserving the Attorney-General's power to halt prosecutions.
Supreme Court confirms OSP's independent prosecution power, but AG retains case termination authority
Ghana's Supreme Court settles constitutional dispute over anti-corruption agency's powers versus Attorney-General oversight.
Supreme Court's Delegate System Ban: A Democratic Turning Point for Ghana's Political Parties
Ghana's Supreme Court has struck down the delegate system used by political parties, opening internal elections to all members and reshaping democratic participation.
Ghana's Parliament Resurrects Tribunal System Despite Constitutional Review Rejection
Parliament has passed a controversial Bill to reinstate Public Tribunals rejected by the Constitutional Review Commission, sparking concerns about due process and echoes of the 1979 June 4th executions.
Ghana's Tribunals Bill: Legal expert Bentil argues for court reform over new institutions
Constitutional lawyer Frank Bentil questions the government's push for special tribunals, advocating strengthening existing courts instead.
Kantanka Will Does Not Automatically Name Church Leader, Says Legal Expert
Lawyer Kwame Akufo says late Apostle Safo Kantanka's will does not confer church leadership on any individual, despite succession claims.