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Kwame Danso District Police Station reopens after nearly a year of closure following December 2025 mob violence, restoring formal justice system to community.
President Mahama urges judiciary reforms to tackle prolonged cases, adjournments and slow judgments undermining public confidence.
Ex-Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo warns that unnecessary interlocutory appeals are clogging Ghana's Supreme Court and delaying justice for litigants.
Prime Insight examines courts' authority during legal vacation and fallout from former TOR boss Asante Kwaku Berko's US conviction in $1m AKSA bribery case.
Former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame's illness has forced him to miss court proceedings, reigniting tensions over whether criminal trials should proceed during Ghana's legal vacation.
Legal expert Dr. Justice Srem-Sai disputes Ghana Bar Association President's assertions that trials cannot proceed during August-September court recess.
Ghana's Deputy Attorney-General rebuts claims that legal vacation exempts lawyers from court appearances, affirming adjournment procedures exist.
Legal expert cautions that one criminal charge should suffice for imprisonment, highlighting concerns over government selectivity in corruption cases.
A prominent Ghanaian legal figure has welcomed the Court of Appeal's decision to acquit businesswoman Sedina Tamakloe, citing concerns over individual freedoms versus political interests.
Ghana's Appeal Court has acquitted and discharged businesswoman Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, citing defective charges and insufficient evidence.
Anti-corruption advocates warn that court ruling threatens public trust in Ghana's anti-graft efforts.
Government accepts recommendation to end capital punishment, aligning Ghana with international human rights standards.
