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By: Wilberforce Asare
This followed an objection raised by counsel for the first accused, Godfred Yeboah Dame. According to the former Attorney-General, the Republic had already filed witness statements in respect of the same proposed witnesses, and the same had been adopted for the case management conference, which had been done.
By: Wilberforce Asare
This follows an objection raised by counsel for the first accused, Godfred Yeboah Dame, to the Office of the Attorney-General's continued prosecution of the matter with the lawyer from EOCO, when there has been no due authorisation of the lawyer to prosecute.
By: Wilberforce Asare
KGL Group, the largest supporter of Otumfuo's peace initiatives, has fully backed the gold coin project since its launch in 2021, when the company purchased the first coin for GHc1 million.
A leading law firm in Ghana, Minkah-Premo, Osei-Bonsu, Bruce-Cathline and Partners (MPOBB), has described the purported recent arrest and detention of two of its lawyers, Justice Menka-Premoh and Ms.
By: Winifred Lartey
Protect citizens' liberty and respect due process, no citizen should face arbitrary arrest or remand — Lawyer Paul Twum-Barimah to government
By: Wilberforce Asare
That history matters. Which is why xenophobia against Africans in democratic South Africa feels, to many Africans, like a historical betrayal.
Lawyer in private practice and an associate of leading Ghanaian law firm, Sam Okudzeto and Associates, Esther Addai, together with his brother, Isaac
The Right to Information Commission (RTIC) has imposed a fine of one hundred thousand Ghana cedis (GHc 100,000.00) against the Ministry of Finance
A three-member panel of the court announced the conclusion of the hearing after the court's sitting on Friday, 15 May 2026, which was held in Conakry, the capital city of Guinea.
By: Wilberforce Asare
The applicants, Noah Osei Assenso and Yudah Brown (students of GSL), withdrew their ex parte motion after taking a cue from the presiding judge, His Lordship Kwesi Adjenim Boateng, who indicated in court that he was minded to dismiss the ex parte motion if it were moved by the Applicants' lawyers.
