By a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court yesterday declared that the decision by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Ad­do to ask Daniel Yaw Domelevo to proceed on accumulated leave in 2020 is unconstitutional. The panel presided over by Justice Nene Amegatcher again declared that the directive appointing acting Auditor-Gen­eral Mr Johnson Akuamoah Asiedu when the substantive … The post Domelovo’s

It was intriguing to me when I walked into a phar­maceutical shop to measure my blood pressure (BP) and I was told to pay GH¢2.00 for the service. Not quite long, I usually go for periodic check up on my BP and paid GH¢1.00. So biting that Ghana’s economic and financial crisis resulting in high … The post Marking World Hypertension

They left their homes with a single purpose – to work hard on the Marine Vessel (MV) Com­forter II and provide a comfortable life for their families. Unfortunately, it became a journey of no return that brought home a discomforting life and a lingering feeling of despair. A year on, the families of the fishermen … The post The

 The Jasikan Circuit Court has convicted a 19-year-old, self-employed, Attah Prosper Yaw, to sign a bond to be of good behaviour for two years for stealing a 35-kilogramme bag of dried cocoa beans. Attah would serve three years imprisonment in default on the bond. The court also ordered the accused to refund GH¢800 being the … The post Court cautions man to be of good behaviour

A Bolgatanga Circuit Court has sen­tenced five Nigerians to a total fine of GH¢15,000 for possessing and offering for sale, unwholesome prod­ucts as treatment for stomach ulcer, gonorrhea and teeth care. Okereke Anthony, 22, Oti Jeremiah, 19, Sunday Em­manuel Chinemerem, 23, Eric Ogbonna, 21, and Ogbonna Linu, 24, would serve a com­bined prison sentence of … The post 5

The Accra Circuit Court has sen­tenced a 29-year-old head porter to 60 months imprisonment for presenting a five-year-old girl for money ritual, at Pokuase, in the Greater Accra Region. Isaac Gabianu, convict, stole the victim at a public toilet in Accra and took her to a herbalist at Pokuase for ‘money sacri­fice.’ The herbalist, however, … The post Head

The Supreme Court (SC) yesterday declared as uncon­stitutional gov­ernment’s reliance on Article 21 of the 1992 Constitution, to impose restrictions during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana in 2020. The seven member panel of judges presided over by Justice Jones Dotse unanimously held that Article 31 was the provision that deals with public … The post SC declares