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Alleged American Kidnapping: Case adjourned to April 8

The case in which two Nigerians have been nabbed for their alleged involvement in the kidnapping of an 80-year-old American has been adjourned to April 8. Emmanul Adedoyin Adebayor, a 28-year-old trader and Esther Ogbonna, a beautician, have not been able to execute their GHC500,000 bail. They were handcuffed and escorted to court by the […]

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Imani Ghana and Prof Aning head to Supreme Court to stop removal of IGP, other security heads

Imani Ghana and security expert Prof Kwesi Aning have jointly filed a suit at the Supreme Court, seeking to restrain the President from removing the Inspector-General of Police and other heads of security agencies until an ongoing case relating to the matter is decided in May 2025. According to the plaintiffs, the security heads in

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Supreme Court to hear Akwatia MP’s contempt of court conviction appeal

The Supreme Court in a 4-1 decision has ruled that Mr Ernest Yaw Kumi, the Member of Parliament for Akwatia, should be heard despite been convicted for contempt of court. The five-member panel held that it would file its reasons by March 21, 2025. The Court is expected to hear the application for certiorari and prohibition

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Forgery: Former SSNIT MIS Manager to enter plea bargaining with State

Caleb Kwaku Afaglo of Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), being held over alleged forgery of some academic credentials, has entered plea bargaining with the state. Afaglo, a former General Manager of Management of Information Systems (MIS), SSNIT, through his counsel told the High Court to grant them adjournment to explore the possibility of

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Forgery: Former SSNIT MIS Manager to enter plea bargaining with State

Caleb Kwaku Afaglo of Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), being held over alleged forgery of some academic credentials, has entered plea bargaining with the state. Afaglo, a former General Manager of Management of Information Systems (MIS), SSNIT, through his counsel told the High Court to grant them adjournment to explore the possibility of

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Cecilia Dapaah testifies in court over stolen money, jewelry, personal effects

Madam Cecilia Abena Dapaah, former Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Tuesday testified at an Accra High Court, giving evidence over stolen money, jewelry and personal effects from her residence. The former Minister, the third prosecution witness, gave evidence in the case in which two of her former house maids and five others allegedly stole

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Okada legalisation process underway, law to be amended – NRSA CEO

Chief Executive of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Abraham Amaliba, has confirmed that plans are underway to amend the Roads Act to facilitate the legalisation of commercial motorcycle operations, popularly known as “Okada.” Speaking on JoyNews The Pulse on Monday, March 10, he explained that the Legislative Instrument (L.I.) meant to legalise Okada was

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Court reverses Bank of Ghana’s revocation of Ideal Finance’s licence

The High Court (Human Rights Division) has overturned the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) decision to revoke the operating licence of Ideal Finance Limited. Delivered on Monday, March 10, the ruling marks a major victory for the once-defunct financial institution in its ongoing battle against the central bank. The court concluded that the Bank of Ghana

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AI legal assistant launched to support lawyers in work delivery

An Artificial Intelligence has been developed to expedite the works of legal practitioners and legal firms which sometimes could be daunting owing to the chunk of documents to be read through. Dubbed the Eskwai Firm, the tool enables law firms and legal departments to have a central account to use Eskwai – an AI legal

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