James Gyakye Quayson's Review Application, which asked the Supreme Court to overturn its May 17, 2023 decision ordering Parliament to remove his name from records pertaining to Parliament, was dismissed by the court. The nine-person
The Supreme Court in a unanimous decision has dismissed a request to halt Parliament's consideration of the anti-gay bill. The nine-member panel led by Chief Justice Gertrude Torkonoo, say it is not persuaded to grant
After emerging victorious at the Supreme Court in the case involving his forced leave and subsequent retirement, former Auditor-General of Ghana, Daniel Domelevo could not hide his joy. The Supreme Court declared that President Nana
Following the release of the full judgment on James Gyakye Quayson's case by the Supreme Court, the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has registered its disapproval of the reasoning of the apex court. The Director
The Supreme Court of Ghana has released the official judgment of the case involving the citizenship of the immediate past Member of Parliament for Assin North in the Central Region, James Gyakye Quayson. This follows
The Supreme Court of Ghana has convicted a member of the opposition NDC and a lecturer at the University of Ghana, Professor Michael Kpessa Whyte for contempt of the apex court. The five-member panel chaired
As current Chief Justice, Kwasi Anin Yeboah near retirement, President Akufo-Addo is expected to nominate Justice Gertrude Araba Esabaa Torkornoo, as the next chief justice of the country. This is according to multiple sources who
Supreme Court Nominee, Justice Ernest Yao Gaewu was has refuted claims that his past affliction with the governing NPP will influence his work at the Supreme Court. This was after the minority leader raised concerns
Supreme Court Justice nominee, Justice Samuel Kwame Adibu Asiedu is advocating for pro-bono services by lawyers to be made a compulsory requirement for the renewal of licenses of lawyers at the Ghana Bar Association. The
Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu has expressed reservations about the increasing number of judges at the Supreme Court. According to him, John Mahama appointed only 28% of Judges to the Supreme Court as president but President
