Ghana's Judges Face Crisis: AMJG President Calls for Urgent Reform on Safety and Working Conditions
The Association of Magistrates and Judges of Ghana demands government action on judicial safety, welfare, and work-life balance.
Chief Justice must fix judiciary before touring state agencies, says Arthur Kennedy
Political activist urges CJ Baffoe-Bonnie to address systemic judicial problems rather than commenting on SOE performance.
Ghana's justice system choked by frivolous appeals, says former Chief Justice Akuffo
Ex-Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo warns that unnecessary interlocutory appeals are clogging Ghana's Supreme Court and delaying justice for litigants.
Supreme Court Judge Appointments: Forson Junior Backs Removal of Judicial Cap
Leading legal figure advocates for unlimited Supreme Court judge appointments, igniting debate on Ghana's judicial structure and capacity.
Ghana's Judicial Overhaul: How the State is Dismantling Tribunal System to Fix Court Delays
Ghana's government formally moved to abolish specialised tribunals and absorb them into regular courts to address decades of case backlogs.
Bawumia warns against public tribunals, calls for court reform instead
NPP candidate Bawumia opposes tribunals bill, urging President Mahama to reject it and strengthen existing courts.
Constitutional lawyer warns against tribunal excesses as Ghana debates judicial reform
Legal expert emphasises need for caution in establishing public tribunals, citing constitutional safeguards.
Speed Without Shortcuts: NPP's Kwarteng Warns Against Fast-Track Justice Bill
Opposition figure Kwarteng cautions that expedited tribunal courts risk deepening Ghana's justice system problems rather than solving them.
Justice must reach all Ghanaians equally, Court of Appeal judge insists
A senior judge calls for equitable access to justice across Ghana, citing digital tools as key to bridging geographical divides.
Tribunal Courts Row: Why Edudzi Says Opposition Fears Are Unfounded
Ghana's Minority Leader dismisses concerns that revived tribunal system could be weaponised against political opponents.