Chieftaincy

THE LAW ON CHIEFTAINCY ENDORSEMENT OF POLITICIANS & POLITICAL PARTIES

THE LAW ON CHIEFTAINCY ENDORSEMENT OF POLITICIANS & POLITICAL PARTIES In recent times, chiefs have been seen to give their remarks on the government’s performance including their opinions on the policies of political aspirants. Article 276(1) of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana prevents chiefs from engaging in active party politics and if they so wish, […]

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It was a traditional rite, not a marriage ceremony – Chieftaincy Minister

The Minister of Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Stephen Amoah Boateng, has clarified issues surrounding the alleged child marriage ceremony that took place at Nungua last weekend. Speaking on JoyNews’ The Probe, Mr Boateng explained that the video that circulated on social media was a traditional rite and not a marriage ceremony. According to him, “during

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Farmer granted GH¢10k bail for offensive statement

A 35-year-old farmer standing trial at the Enchi District Magistrate Court for allegedly making an offensive statement about Nana Kojo Meah III, Chief of Boinso, in the Aowin Municipality, Western North Region, has been granted bail in the sum of GH¢10,000 with two sureties. Aside the bail, the court ordered that the accused person, Kojo

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