COLUMNIST: KOFI OPARE HAGAN

The Anti-LGBTI law engages Article 15,17,18, 21 and 26 of the 1992 Constitution. These provisions form part of Chapter F ...

The Promotion of Proper Human Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill, hereafter referred to as ldquo;the bill, ...

It is also important to ask: What was the OSP rsquo;s long game if the freezing order had been granted? As showed above, ...

It can be seen from the statutory options provided under Section 40(1) that the OSP was precluded from relying on paragr ...

The recent allegations by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) regarding the adjudication of four high-profile cas ...

From around the 10th Century, the notion of marriage as forming part of the seven sacraments became popular in Western t ...

In the case of Gyan v Gyan, the interpretation and application of the principle established in Boateng v Serwaa by Her L ...

This paper critiques the judgment of Her Ladyship Hafisata Amaleboba (Mrs) in the case of Gyan v Gyan, a multifaceted le ...

The logical implication is that, before starting an investigation into any complaint, the OSP must be satisfied that the ...

Common Law and Constitutional Jurisprudence principles mandate administrative bodies and officials to exercise their pow ...

The author of the article, A A Bright Esq, tries to impress his readers with his legal title. However, his article lacks ...

Dear Ghanaian, Seven years ago we handed the NDC a book called Ghana. We retained a copy of the book. Th ...

This morning I chanced upon an article on Ghanaweb in which Mr. Pianim was appealing to the Chief Justice to cau ...

Six years ago the NPP began a journey through her political wilderness. Through our actions and inactions, we condemn ...

Dear Nana Yaa Jantuah, I have read your comments directing Ghanaians to get use to the Dumsor menance with complet ...

I certainly must congratulate you Mr. President on purchasing a mirror and actually using it and therefore finding, a ...