Canadian Visa Denial Drags Thomas Partey’s Legal Battle Into Ghana’s World Cup Spotlight
Black Stars vice captain barred from Canada as rape and sexual assault case looms over national team's tournament campaign
Beyond The Surface
Dean Adansi Turned Around The Misfortunes of Ghana International Bank. His “Abrupt” Resignation Has Raised Issues of Alleged Political Interference
Government-controlled board ousts Dean Adansi without public explanation, raising UK regulatory red flags and reviving questions about Accra's plans for its London-based trade bank
NPP’s Chairman Wontumi Seeks Plea Deal in GHC 24 Million EXIM Bank Fraud Case
NPP Regional Chairman's Bid for Negotiated Settlement Raises Questions About Accountability for Politically Exposed Persons
Former MASLOC CEO Extradited to Ghana To Face The Law. Her Legal Options To Avoid Prison are Limited
The extradition of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu is a landmark moment for accountability — but her lawyers are already fighting back
In Ghana’s Digital Media Ecosystem, Clickbait, Press Releases and Quote Driven Stories Have Become The Norm
Economic pressures, political capture, and structural gaps have made reactive, quote-driven journalism the norm in Ghana
Ghana Has Spent Years Trying To Digitise Its Land Registry System. Progress Is Still Underwhelming
From paper records to pixels — the slow, uneven transformation of Ghana's land administration system
Recent Arrests of Social Media Users Have Prompted Debate about Free Speech and Censorship in Ghana
A surge in arrests of social media users under decades-old statutes is forcing a reckoning over whether Ghana's democracy can afford its own laws
A Charter in Sheep’s Clothing: How a Proposed African Treaty Could Dismantle Decades of Hard-Won Rights
Wrapped in the language of sovereignty and African values, the Draft African Charter on Family, Sovereignty and Values is drawing sharp legal rebuke — with analysts warning it would gut existing continental human rights protections rather than defend them
Eleven Years Later, Victims of Ghana’s June 3 Fire Disaster are Still Seeking Justice from Authorities
A preventable catastrophe at Accra's Kwame Nkrumah Circle killed over 150 people in 2015. A decade later, a class action suit drags on, and the survivors are running out of patience.
Ghana’s Supreme Court Rules Against Springfield Oil and Exploration in $10 Million Arbitration Case
A Supreme Court ruling enforcing nearly $10 million in LCIA awards sends a clear message to international investors — and raises pointed questions about one of Ghana's most closely watched oil companies