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Ghana’s Judicial Service has defended Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie’s recent remarks regarding state-owned enterprises, stating they were made in good faith. Officials emphasized that the comments do not threaten the judiciary’s independence or impartiality.
The Judicial Secretary, Musah Ahmed, has warned the public that Ghana's Cybersecurity Act, 2020, imposes severe penalties, including up to 25 years in jail, for sextortion and non-consensual dissemination of intimate images.
A candidate for judicial secretary at the National School of Judges in Thessaloniki has been expelled after being accused of submitting a forged diploma belonging to another person.
Ghana's Judicial Secretary, Musah Ahmed, announced a new comprehensive system combining newly established Specialised High Court Divisions with afternoon sittings to address the persistent problem of case delays in the judiciary.
The Judicial Secretary, Musah Ahmed, has confirmed that Ghana’s judiciary is intensifying efforts to ensure efficient, speedy, and effective justice through the establishment of specialised courts.
Ghana's Judicial Secretary, Musah Ahmed, has elaborated on the Chief Justice's initiative to establish special courts, citing 'specialisation' for faster and fairer justice.