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Article 71 of Ghana’s Constitution must be removed – Inusah Fuseini

A former chairman of the Law Constitutional Committee of Parliament, Inusah Fuseini, is advocating for the removal of Article 71 of the constitution. Article 71...

Approval of 2 Supreme Court Justice nominees rejected by Minority in Parliament

President Akufo- Addo's four candidates for the Supreme Court is up for debate in Parliament. Barbara Ackah-Yensu and Samuel Adibu Asiedu have already received the...

Parliament’s Judiciary Committee calls for reduction in Supreme Court justices

A constitutional review is required, in order to restrict the Supreme Court's jurisdiction according to Head of the Judicial Service by the Committee Chairman,...

“Commander Blibo” seeks Supreme Court intervention

Injuncted Eastern Regional Youth Organizer of the NDC Richard Etornam Nyarko alias “Commander Blibo” has filed a Judicial Review Application at the Supreme Court...

Kenya’s first lady embarks on prayers against homosexuality

The First Lady of Kenya, Rachel Ruto, has called for nationwide prayers against homosexuality, claiming that the family is under assault. Mrs Ruto said the country cannot condone the Supreme Court ruling last month that upheld the LGBTQ community's right of association. “We should not even...

Old naira notes valid till 31st December 2023 – Supreme court declares

The Supreme Court has declared that the old Naira notes remain legal money till 31st December, 2023. This has cancelled the initial March 3, deadline...

British lady who joined ISIS loses her plea for UK citizenship

The appeal against the decision to revoke Shamima Begum's British citizenship was denied. Shamima Begum, then 15 years old, departed the United Kingdom to...

Opuni trial: Agongo’ lawyers accuse Justice Honyenuga of unlawful conduct

It appears the Lawyers for businessman Seidu Agongo are peeved over what has been described as unlawful conduct by a retired justice of the...

Nigeria’s naira crisis: Supreme Court temporarily halts ban on old naira notes

Nigeria's Supreme Court on Wednesday temporarily suspended Friday's deadline to stop using old banknotes, which had caused a cash crisis in the country. The Supreme...

UN expresses worry over the investigations into Guatemala

Critics indicate that Iván Velásquez's accusations represent the newest assault on Guatemala's anti-corruption officials. After Guatemala announced it would look into a former anti-corruption investigator assigned...

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