The Supreme Court has spoken again on the Abu Ramadan and Evans Nimako case, and once more there are several interpretations being given to it. Politics really does something to us, you know. The two gentlemen returned to the Supreme Court last week seeking clarifications on the meaning of the Court’s earlier judgment of the […]
The Rotary club of Ho has presented sets of books to the South Dayi district library at Peki Tsame in the Volta region. The assorted books worth few thousands of cedis included novels from African and American writers for students of all levels. Madam Sussan Delali Cudjoe, President of the Ho Rotary club who presented
The Akatsi North district assembly in the Volta region has commenced activities towards the celebration of the four years anniversary of its existence. The district was part of 5 others in the region and 41 new ones nationwide, which were created by the late President John Mills under Legislative Instrument (LI) 2161 of March, 2012.
Gaa Muni a section of Zongo a suburb of the Wa Municipality has been turned into a worship center as scores of Catholics have besieged the place to catch a glimpse of what they say is the apparition of the Virgin Mary. The claimed apparition of the Virgin Mary which is inside the light bulb
The Supreme Court has ordered the Electoral Commission to submit before it, a “comprehensive” list of all persons who registered with NHIS cards in 2012, by June 29. Additionally, the apex court directed the EC to develop a guideline on the specific processes and methods they intend to adopt in implementing the orders in the
One of the seven-member Supreme court panel that ruled on the controversy regarding the voters register, Justice Jones Dotse, has recused himself from the case. The respected judge recused himself Thursday as the complainant Abu Ramadan went back to court seeking a clearer interpretation of the judgement following an interpretation confusion that has trailed the
The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu has warned chiefs under his jurisdiction to desist from endorsing political parties and candidates as Ghana readies for the 2016 elections. According to the Ashanti monarch, although the law does not bar chiefs from voting, they must not compromise their neutrality in the eyes of their subjects. Addressing the Ashanti
Veteran diplomat Kofi Annan has thrown his weight behind the International Criminal Court, arguing it is erroneous to assume it was mainly established to prosecute African leaders. There is a general perception that the international court is witch-hunting African leaders while Western ones have been left off the hook. The International Criminal Court is an
A wayside fuel seller popularly known as ‘Gao Gao’, Anthony Drobo, 42, was in the early Wednesday morning shot dead by three suspected armed robbers in his room at Kotwi-Nkoransa, close to where he operated his fuel station. Drobo was shot in the thigh, slashed with his own cutlass on the head and shoulder and
Ghana’s Supreme Court has ordered Attorney General, Marietta Brew Appiah-Oppong to furnish it with the formal agreement between the West African country and the United States concerning the two-year hosting of two Guantanamo Bay ex-detainees. At the court’s hearing on Wednesday June 22, acting Solicitor General Helen Ziwu, who was a representative for the AG,
