Tag Archives: supreme court

Justice can’t be administered by persons of depraved morality – Supreme Court Judge

Supreme Court Judge, Justice Emmanuel Yonny Kulendi, says a person of depraved morality cannot be given the opportunity to administer justice in the country. This, he explained is because of the person’s element of impartiality and the need to engender the confidence of the people receiving the verdict. “A dishonest …

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Richard Sky goes to Supreme Court over 2022 budget approval ‘gymnastics’

The rejection and subsequent approval of the 2022 budget in Parliament have been challenged at the Supreme Court, as lawyer and ace broadcaster, Richard Dela Sky, has gone to the Supreme Court to seek clarity on the matter. Mr. Sky has filed two separate suits at the Supreme Court, invoking …

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Supreme Court sets date to deliver its ruling on removal of judge from Opuni’s case

The Supreme Court has set October 26, 2021, to rule on the application to have Justice Honyenuga removed from hearing the criminal trial of former COCOBOD Chief Executive Officer, Dr Stephen Kwabena Opuni. This comes after Attorney General Godfred Dame filed for a review arguing that Mr Opuni’s right to …

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Supreme Court judge Samuel Kofi Marful-Sau is dead

Supreme Court Justice, Samuel Marful-Sau has been reported dead. In a Facebook post made by the convenor of #FixTheCountry demo, Barker H. Vogues, and sighted by GhanaWeb, the Supreme Court Justice is said to have passed on after contracting the deadly coronavirus. He said, “Supreme Court Justice Marful Sau has sadly! …

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Supreme Court dismisses suit against BoG filed by Association of Finance Houses

In December 2018, the Bank of Ghana (BoG) issued a Corporate Governance Directive, pursuant to its powers under sections 56 and 92(1) of the Banks and Specialised Deposit-Taking Institutions Act, 2016, Act 930. The Association of Finance Houses, in November 2020, brought an action at the apex court challenging the …

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Supreme Court Orders EC Boss Jane Ansah to step aside after election ruling

A Supreme Court has ordered Electoral Commission boss, Madam Jane Ansah to step aside after conducting what it says is a sham election that had the potential that leads to a full-blown Civil War. This comes after the Electoral Commission boss conducted an election in 2019 in which Malawi’s incumbent …

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‘I’ve had my election 2020 victory affirmed’ – Nana Addo speaks after Supreme Court ruling

President Akufo-Addo says his victory in the December 2020 presidential election has finally been guaranteed. This comes on the heels of the Supreme Court’s unanimous dismissal of his contender’s [John Dramani Mahama] petition challenging the validity of the election results as declared by the Electoral Commission. President Akufo-Addo, the candidate …

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LIVESTREAMING: Supreme Court hears Mahama’s application to reopen case today

After its last sitting on Thursday, February 11, 2021, the Supreme Court will later today, Monday, February 15, 2021, sit to hear an application by lawyers of the petitioner, John Dramani Mahama, to reopen his case in the ongoing 2020 Election Petition case. Lawyers for the former president, who is in …

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Supreme Court’s discretionary powers favour EC and Akufo-Addo again

The discretionary powers clothed with the Supreme Court of Ghana, has once again unanimously favoured the Electoral Commission (EC) and President Nana Akufo-Addo during today’s hearing of the election petition. Several decisions of the apex court with respect to the discretionary powers, have gone in favour of the two respondents …

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Supreme Court’s ruling against my interrogatories ‘a miscarriage of justice’ – Mahama fires

The Petitioner in the election 2020 petition, John Mahama has argued that denying him the opportunity to serve interrogatories on the Electoral Commission (EC) will damage his election petition case at the Supreme Court. Mahama’s concern is contained in his fresh application seeking to halt the election petition until the …

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