When the Court Defines the Referee — What OSP’s Court-Clarified Powers Mean for the Ofori-Atta Case
In Ghana’s legal landscape, few acronyms carry as much weight — or controversy — as OSP:…
One Rule, Many Prosecutors — Why the High Court Singled Out the OSP While Police, EOCO, and Others Still Prosecute
One Rule, Many Prosecutors — Why the High Court Singled Out the OSP While Police, EOCO,…
Lawyers for Ex-Wife of Millionaire Richard Nii Armah Quaye Seek Police Update on Domestic Violence Complaints
Lawyers representing Joana Quaye, the ex-wife of Ghanaian businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye, have formally written…
Who Holds the Prosecutor’s Pen? — What the High Court’s Order on OSP Means for the A-G, Article 88, and Cases Already in Court
On a quiet morning in the High Court, a question that has trailed the Office of…
When Handcuffs Become Gags — The Dangers of Using Police Arrests to Intimidate
By any measure, Ghana’s reputation as a beacon of democracy in West Africa rests on the…
When the Bench Gets It Wrong — Ghana’s Women and the Fight Against Bad Court Rulings
A social media post featuring an Accra High Court judge went viral. The News declared in…
UN General Assembly Recognizes Transatlantic Slave Trade as ‘Gravest Crime Against Humanity’
The United Nations General Assembly has taken a significant step towards acknowledging the atrocities of the…
February 24, 1966: A Day That Shaped Ghana’s Destiny
Sixty years ago, Ghana’s history took a dramatic turn. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the country’s first president…
Nkoranza South MP expressed feelings of failure and frustration over the handling of his nephew’s killing
Ghana’s Nkoranza South MP, Emmanuel Agyekum, has expressed feelings of failure and frustration over the handling…
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has suspended several doctors and nurses
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has suspended several doctors and nurses following the death of a 29-year-old…