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Election Petition: Petitioner’s case discloses no reasonable cause of action – Lawyers for second respondent
Lawyers for President Akudo-Addo, the second respondent in the ongoing 2020 election petition has prayed the Supreme Court to dismiss the petitioner’s…
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Supreme Court strikes out contempt charge against Dominic Ayine
The Supreme Court on Thursday (25 February) struck out the contempt charge leveled against Dr. Dominic Ayine, former deputy attorney…
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AFRICA
Ugandan gov’t finally restores Internet after Month-Long shutdown
Internet was fully restored in Uganda on Wednesday almost a month after a near-total blackout was imposed across the country…
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POLITICS
Election Petition: SC to determine Ayine’s fate today following contempt charges
The Supreme Court will determine the fate of a spokesperson for John Mahama in the election petition, Dr. Dominic Ayine,…
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Election Petition: EC’s counsel files closing address
The lawyers of the Electoral Commission (EC), first respondent in the ongoing petition hearing say it is unfortunate that they…
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POLITICS
Election Petition: Mahama’s petition frivolous, dismiss it – Nana Addo urges Supreme Court
The legal counsel for the second respondent, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has described the 2020 presidential election petition as…
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Election Petition: Mahama’s counsel files closing address
Lawyers for the National Democratic Congress Presidential Candidate in the 2020 election John Dramani Mahama, has filed his closing address…
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Mahama’s counsel expected to file closing address today
Lawyers of former President John Mahama are expected to file their closing address on arguments in the election petition case…
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POLITICS
Election Petition: Ayine apologises after ‘scandalous’ comments against Supreme Court
Former Deputy Attorney General, Dominic Ayine has apologized to the Supreme Court as well as its justices who presided over…
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POLITICS
Election Petition: Supreme Court sets March 4 to rule on case
The Supreme Court has set March 4, 2021, to deliver its ruling in the 2020 Election Petition case. This was…
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