Legal Insights
Why Aburi Is Ghana’s Fastest-Growing Investment Destination in 2025
Aburi’s appeal in 2025 lies in its rising land values, improved connectivity, sustainable developments like Runnymede Haven, steady tourism, and…
Justmoh v Ashanti Port Services and the Limits of Arbitral Authority
The case demonstrates that in complex commercial projects, once the legal foundation cracks, everything built on it is at risk.
“There Is No Constitutional Issue”: Godfred Dame Questions Supreme Court Jurisdiction in OSP Case
Former AG Godfred Dame argues OSP case raises no constitutional issue, questioning Supreme Court jurisdiction and framing dispute as administrative rather than constitutional interpretation matter.
Ghana Relaxes Foreign Capital Rules While Ring-Fencing Trade
Ghana is preparing to overhaul the rules governing foreign investment with the passage of the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) Bill. Although the Bill is yet to receive presidential assent,…
Court Permits Accused MP to Travel Abroad Amid Ongoing OSP Trial
Col. (Rtd.) Kwadwo Damoah, MP for Jaman South is the sixth accused in the case against former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and seven others.
Commercial Agreements in Ghana: Structure, Substance, and the Hidden Power of Boilerplate Clauses
Commercial agreements are not mere formalities but are the legal foundation on which business relationships are built. While attention is often focused on the main commercial terms, it is the…
Amanda Clinton Urges Policymakers to Focus on Fixing Ghana Power Instability Over Foreign Policy Issues
Amanda Clinton urges Ghana to prioritise fixing electricity outages, saying power instability is causing major losses for small businesses, especially fish traders and households nationwide.
Mahama Backs OSP, but is this Aligned with the Attorney-General’s Position?
Mahama backs the OSP politically, but constitutional arguments before the Supreme Court may determine whether government policy and legal interpretation can truly sustain its independence.
Godfred Dame v Thaddeus Sory: Will Emotions Stay Out of the Boxing Bout?
As Godfred Dame and Thaddeus Sory clash again, RNAQ’s divorce appeal tests whether legal discipline, restraint, and professionalism can withstand public scrutiny and personal history.
RNAQ Divorce Appeal: A Battle of Narratives and Clash of Legal Titans
RNAQ’s divorce appeal has become more than a legal fight, evolving into a fierce battle over truth, reputation, and public narrative as two legal heavyweights clash.
Rethinking the OSP: To Scrap, Repurpose, or Grant Full Independence? – Dr. Donkor’s Insight
Former minister Dr. Kwabena Donkor questions the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s impact, citing lack of convictions, urging Ghana to either scrap, reform, or redefine its mandate toward results-driven anti-corruption…
