Germany, EU boost Ghana's anti-corruption drive with new inter-agency collaboration framework
GIZ-led initiative brings together CHRAJ, Police, Special Prosecutor and judiciary to strengthen coordination in fighting corruption cases.
Ghana's Judiciary Must Prioritise Integrity and Moral Values – Church Leader
Apostle Dr Eric Nyamekye urges judges to let conscience and ethical principles guide justice administration.
Single charge enough for jail – Bentil warns on selective justice in Sedina Tamakloe case
Legal expert cautions that one criminal charge should suffice for imprisonment, highlighting concerns over government selectivity in corruption cases.
Court of Appeal Frees Sedina Tamakloe: High-Profile Acquittal Raises Fresh Questions on Justice and Political Pressure
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.
Sedina Tamakloe's Court Release Reignites Debate on Political Justice in Ghana
A Court of Appeal ruling freeing Sedina Tamakloe has sparked fresh questions about whether Ghana's criminal justice system operates free from political interference.
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.
Supreme Court to Rule on Ghana's Special Prosecutor Powers as Deputy AG Insists Parliament Cannot Override Constitution
Ghana's top court will rule on whether the Office of the Special Prosecutor can exercise independent prosecutorial powers under current law.
Beyond the Joke: Why Ken Ofori-Atta's Return Raises Questions About Ghana's Rule of Law
President Mahama's public appeal for ex-Finance Minister Ofori-Atta to return home sparks debate on trust, due process, and institutional credibility.
Bawumia distances himself from criminal case against NDC organiser, demands charges be dropped
Vice President Bawumia has publicly disowned a criminal case against an NDC organiser, stating he neither filed complaints nor authorised proceedings.
Legal Expert Warns Against Repeating Tribunal Past as Ghana Considers New Justice System
Lands and Mines Watch Ghana director urges nationwide consultation on proposed Tribunals Bill, citing historical concerns about political manipulation and public trust.
Constitutional lawyer warns against tribunal excesses as Ghana debates judicial reform
Legal expert emphasises need for caution in establishing public tribunals, citing constitutional safeguards.
Akwatia MP Defends Tribunals Bill Amid Public Concerns Over Judicial Independence
Member of Parliament for Akwatia dismisses worries about the controversial Tribunals Bill, arguing historical fears lack foundation.