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Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Source: Kay Codjoe Over the past days, information emerging from within an active investigation has revealed developments that fundamentally alter the public understanding of The Republic v. Mustapha Hamid and 9 Others. Ghana, unfortunately, has a long tradition of outdoing fiction with straight faces. Picture this. A public officer once […]
Accra, Ghana — January 22, 2026Ghana’s tertiary education sector has been thrust into a national crisis as the Governance, Accountability and Transparency Forum (GATF) issues a blistering call for a full, independent, and forensic investigation into the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC). The group alleges entrenched corruption, selective regulation, intimidation […]
Dear OsagyefoAs the Harmattan dust begins to settle on 2026, the Republic is witnessing a most peculiar sight: a man who knows the inner workings of the human heart better than anyone else seems to be struggling with the state of his own. I am speaking, of course, of Professor […]
Kay Codjoe Writes It began, as many political tragedies in Ghana do, with a confident press statement. Before the lawyers had even finished reading the charge sheet, Dr. Mustapha Abdul Hamid had already pronounced judgment. The case, he said, was useless, dead on arrival, a stillbirth of law. The court, […]
By Hassan Khamis One of the most effective tools of oppressive systems in Africa, including within institutions such as CAF, is delayed justice. Citizens and stakeholders are told to remain calm: do not protest, follow procedure, file a complaint. Due process is presented as the responsible path. Yet by the […]
