Supreme Court to decide on Chief Justice's legal vacation order next week
Ghana's top court will rule Friday on whether the Chief Justice can compel judges to hear criminal cases during the legal vacation.
MP Oppong Nkrumah takes Chief Justice to Supreme Court over legal vacation ruling
Ofoase Ayirebi MP challenges Chief Justice's directive allowing judges to hear selected cases during court recess.
Dog and Cat Meat Consumers Challenge Ghana's Potential Ban in Legal Battle
Groups defending dog and cat consumption threaten legal action against any government ban, escalating a constitutional dispute at Ghana's Supreme Court.
NPP escalates legal battle over Ghana's presidential term limits; five cases now pending
Ghana's Supreme Court is now processing five separate cases challenging the two-term presidential limit, after the NPP filed fresh proceedings.
Private Citizen Takes Legal Vacation System to Supreme Court, Challenging Two-Month Court Closure
A Ghanaian private citizen is suing the Attorney General and Chief Justice over the annual suspension of Supreme Court and Court of Appeal sittings from August to September.
Behind the Bench: How Ghana's Judicial Staff Keep the Supreme Court Running
JUSAG President highlights the vital but often overlooked role of support staff in Ghana's apex court at 150th anniversary celebration.
Supreme Court's 'One Member, One Vote' Ruling Tackles Ghana's Vote-Buying Crisis in Party Elections
Ghana's apex court mandates broader participation in party elections to combat money's influence on internal party democracy.
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.
Open party primaries impractical, says former NPP boss Freddie Blay
Ex-NPP National Chairman Freddie Blay questions Supreme Court directive for inclusive primary elections, citing logistical and financial challenges.
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 Overturns Delegate System: Ghana's Political Parties Must Adopt 'One Member, One Vote'
Landmark 5–2 ruling requires all party members to vote in leadership elections, ending decades of delegate-only systems.