Supreme Court allows Skytrain trial to proceed as Asamoah's bid to halt case fails
Solomon Asamoah's attempt to stop the Skytrain trial has been rejected by the Supreme Court, clearing the way for the High Court to continue proceedings.
Parliament in deadlock over Supreme Court nominees as Minority walks out of vetting
Ghana's parliamentary Minority boycotts Supreme Court justice vetting, citing rushed timeline and lack of public input.
Parliament Approves Three New Supreme Court Justices Amid Opposition Walkout
Ghana's Parliament has confirmed three nominees for the Supreme Court despite fierce objections from the Minority over the expedited vetting process.
Supreme Court Judicial Appointments Require Highest Presidential Scrutiny, Says Legal Expert
Legal analysts argue judicial appointments warrant more rigorous vetting than other presidential decisions due to their lasting constitutional impact.
Ghana's Supreme Court Vetting Process Reflects Democratic Immaturity, Says Gyampo
Academic Ransford Gyampo criticises the confusion surrounding Supreme Court justice nominee vetting as a sign Ghana's democracy lacks maturity.
High-stakes Skytrain ruling delayed: Supreme Court to decide on trial halt bid
Solomon Asamoah seeks to pause Skytrain fraud trial; Supreme Court reserves judgment on injunction application.
Ghana's Parliament confirms all three Supreme Court nominees despite Minority walkout
Parliament has approved all three nominees for Ghana's Supreme Court bench, with opposition from NDC lawmakers.
New Supreme Court Justice Pledges Independence from Political Influence
Justice Edward Amoako Asante assures Parliament he will decide cases on law and facts alone, not political pressure.
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 Supreme Court Nominee Signals Willingness to Overturn Precedent When Justified
Justice Bernasko Essah tells Parliament she believes the apex court can depart from previous rulings when circumstances warrant it.
Public Tribunals Are Constitutional, Says Supreme Court Nominee Forson
Anthony Forson Jnr defends establishment of public tribunals, citing Ghana's 1992 Constitution during Parliamentary vetting.
Parliament's Minority blocks fast-track vetting of three Supreme Court nominees
Opposition MPs demand delay in appointing additional justices, arguing there is no urgent vacancy to justify the rushed three-day timeline.