Tag: supreme court
Mahama speaks tonight on Election 2020 petition loss
Former president John Dramani Mahama is expected to officially comment on the Election 2020 petition defeat at the Supreme Court tonight.
The address is scheduled...
Harruna Attah writes: The JM swag will live on!
Today, Thursday, March 4 2021, Ghana’s supreme court would announce its decision on JM’s petition challenging the outcome of the 2020 presidential elections. We...
Harruna Attah writes: “The Law Is A(n) Ass”
When read fully in context, Charles Dickens’ often quoted reference to the law being an ass, amuses, bewilders but also reveals a reality:
“It was...
Election petition: Win or lose don’t fight – Peace Council to...
As Ghana’s Supreme Court gets set to give its judgement in the Election 2020 petition hearing, the National Peace Council has appealed to both...
Remorseful Ayine: I messed up
A former deputy attorney general Dr Dominic Ayine has prayed Justices of the Supreme Court to forgive him for going overboard in a media...
Election 2020 Petition: Judgement day on 4 March
The Supreme Court will on 4 March 2021 rule on the Election 2020 petition brought before it by former president John Dramani Mahama.
"The...
‘You failed to satisfy us’ – Supreme Court rejects Mahama’s review...
Ghana's Supreme Court has rejected a review application filed by John Mahama affirming the right of the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission to testify...
Supreme Court cites former A-G Dominic Ayine for contempt
Former deputy attorney general under the Mahama administration Dr Dominic Ayine has been cited for contempt by the Supreme Court over comments he made...
Election petition: You can’t reopen case – Supreme Court to Mahama
The Supreme Court has dismissed an application filed by former President John Mahama in the election 2020 petition hearing to reopen his case.
Mahama...
‘You have to change your wig’ – CJ to Akoto Ampaw
Observers who were at the Supreme Court on Monday, February 15, burst into laughter when counsel for the 2nd Respondent, Akoto Ampaw, was...
