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Over 31,000 Chip-Embedded Passports Printed Since Launch of 24-Hour Passport Service – Ablakwa

Ghana's Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has announced that over 31,935 chip-embedded passports have been printed since the launch of the 24-hour passport service on April 28, 2025. This milestone reflects the government's commitment to modernizing passport issuance and enhancing service delivery. Enhanced Passport FeaturesThe new chip-embedded passports incorporate advanced security features, including a polycarbonate data page and a micro Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chip. These enhancements align with international standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), aiming to prevent forgery and improve the security of travel documents. Service Delivery ImprovementsAs part of the reforms, the Ministry has implemented a 24-hour passport printing system, ensuring faster processing times. Applicants can now expect delivery within 15 working days for standard applications and under five days for expedited services. Additionally, the Ministry offers home and office delivery through Ghana […]

Ahmad May 25, 2025

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Thaddeus Sory and Godfred Yeboah Dame Engage in Facebook Dispute Over Chief Justice Removal Process

A public exchange between prominent Ghanaian lawyers Thaddeus Sory and Godfred Yeboah Dame has unfolded on Facebook, centering on the petitions to remove Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo from office. The discourse has brought to light differing perspectives within the legal community regarding the judiciary's independence and the role of legal practitioners in politically sensitive matters. BackgroundThe controversy stems from petitions filed seeking the removal of Chief Justice Torkornoo. Thaddeus Sory, representing parties adverse to the Chief Justice in related litigation, has been vocal in his criticism of the process and the involvement of certain legal figures. Godfred Yeboah Dame, former Attorney-General and current legal representative for the Chief Justice, responded to Sory's remarks, defending his actions and questioning the motivations behind the petitions. Dame's ResponseIn a detailed Facebook post, Dame accused Sory of conducting a campaign of personal attacks and […]

Ahmad May 25, 2025

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Ghana’s In-Camera Justice System Eroding Transparency – Prof. Appiagyei-Atua

Professor Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua, Associate Professor at the University of Ghana School of Law, has raised concerns over the increasing use of in-camera (closed-door) judicial proceedings in Ghana. He argues that this practice erodes transparency and undermines public confidence in the judiciary. Speaking to Graphic Online, Prof. Appiagyei-Atua emphasized that transparency should not be sacrificed for administrative convenience. oncerns Over Executive InfluenceProf. Appiagyei-Atua contends that the shift towards in-camera proceedings has been manipulated to serve political interests, with the executive exerting undue influence over the judiciary. He warns that such practices compromise the independence of the judiciary and the principles of open justice. Call for Judicial ReformsHighlighting the need for reforms, Prof. Appiagyei-Atua urges the judiciary to uphold transparency and accountability. He believes that maintaining open proceedings is essential to preserving public trust and the integrity of Ghana's democratic institutions.

Ahmad May 25, 2025

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Judge temporarily blocks Trump plan to stop Harvard enrolling foreign students

In a significant legal development, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's attempt to prevent Harvard University from enrolling international students. The decision comes after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) revoked Harvard's certification under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), a move that would have affected thousands of international students. BackgroundOn May 22, 2025, DHS announced the revocation of Harvard's SEVP certification, citing concerns over campus safety and alleged non-compliance with federal policies. The action threatened the visa status of approximately 6,800 international students enrolled at Harvard, many of whom are integral to the university's academic and research endeavors. Harvard's ResponseHarvard swiftly filed a lawsuit challenging the DHS decision, arguing that the revocation was a retaliatory measure against the university's refusal to align with certain federal mandates. The university contended that the action violated constitutional protections […]

Ahmad May 24, 2025

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Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang Returns to Ghana After Medical Treatment

Ghana's Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has returned home after undergoing medical treatment in the United Kingdom. Her arrival marks the end of a medical leave that began in early April 2025. Warm Welcome at Kotoka International AirportOn May 22, 2025, Vice President Opoku-Agyemang was warmly received at Accra's Kotoka International Airport by President John Dramani Mahama, First Lady Lordina Mahama, and other dignitaries. The welcoming delegation included Chief of Staff Julius Debrah, Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, and other senior government officials. Family members and religious leaders were also present to greet her. Expressions of GratitudeIn a brief statement, the Vice President expressed profound appreciation to God, her medical team, and the Mahama family for their support during her recovery. She specifically acknowledged President Mahama for his timely intervention and his brother, Ibrahim Mahama, for his unwavering […]

Ahmad May 24, 2025

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Africa’s God-Given Riches vs. The West’s Artificial Dominance

Africa, endowed with vast natural resources, has long been subjected to exploitation by Western powers. This dynamic has led to a paradox where a resource-rich continent faces persistent poverty and underdevelopment. An opinion piece from Graphic Online delves into this issue, questioning the metrics of wealth and the structures that perpetuate inequality. Historical Context of ExploitationThe exploitation of Africa's resources dates back to colonial times, where European powers extracted minerals and other commodities to fuel their industrial growth. This legacy continues today, with multinational corporations often benefiting more than the local populations. Modern-Day Resource Extraction and Its ImpactsIn countries like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, rich in cobalt and coltan, resource extraction has not translated into widespread economic benefits. Instead, it has often led to environmental degradation, labor abuses, and conflicts. Calls for Equitable Resource ManagementAfrican leaders and organizations […]

Ahmad May 24, 2025

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Walewale: Two jailed five years each for stealing Immigration officer’s firearms

In a decisive legal action, the Walewale Circuit Court has sentenced two individuals to five years' imprisonment each with hard labor for stealing firearms and ammunition from an immigration officer's residence. Details of the IncidentOn May 17, 2025, Mustapha Basit, 18, and Baba Rashid, 22, unlawfully entered the home of a Ghana Immigration Service officer in Walewale while he was away. They stole a Smith & Wesson pistol loaded with ten rounds of ammunition and two CZ rifle magazines, each containing 30 rounds. Arrest and ProsecutionFollowing intelligence-led investigations, the suspects were apprehended in Kperiga, a suburb of Walewale, where they had attempted to hide the stolen items in a stationary vehicle. They were charged with conspiracy to steal and stealing. Both pleaded guilty and were convicted by Justice Francis Asobayeri on May 22, 2025. ImplicationsThis case underscores the importance of […]

Ahmad May 24, 2025

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NPP General Secretary Condemns Arrest of Adenta Kumi Following Petition to President

The General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Frimpong Kodua, has strongly condemned the arrest of Alfred Ababio Kumi, popularly known as Adenta Kumi, describing the incident as a "disgrace" to the rule of law. Kumi's arrest occurred shortly after he submitted a petition to President John Dramani Mahama, calling for the dissolution of the committee investigating the potential impeachment of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo. Details of the ArrestIn the early hours of Friday, May 23, 2025, Kumi was reportedly apprehended at his residence in Adenta by approximately 20 armed men, believed to be operatives from the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB). According to accounts from Kumi's family, the officers forcibly entered the home, causing property damage, and took Kumi into custody without providing a warrant or explanation. Background of the PetitionKumi, a former NPP parliamentary aspirant for Adenta, […]

Ahmad May 23, 2025

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Interior Ministry beefs up security in conflict-prone areas

In a proactive move to address escalating tensions, the Interior Ministry has intensified security measures across 338 identified conflict-prone areas nationwide. This initiative aims to bolster early conflict prevention strategies and maintain national cohesion. During a nationwide tour assessing regional security dynamics, the Interior Minister emphasized the urgency of implementing preventive measures in vulnerable districts. He noted that while the southern regions report more frequent incidents, the northern areas experience more violent occurrences, necessitating prioritized attention. The Ministry's approach includes deploying additional security personnel, enhancing intelligence gathering, and fostering community engagement to mitigate potential conflicts. By focusing on early intervention, the government aims to curb the escalation of disputes and promote stability across affected regions. This comprehensive strategy underscores the government's commitment to safeguarding citizens and ensuring peace in areas susceptible to unrest.

Ahmad May 23, 2025

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Ghana introduces 5-day deadline for visa decisions – Minister

In a significant move to enhance its appeal to tourists and investors, Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration has announced a new visa policy that mandates a maximum processing time of five working days for all visa applications. This initiative aims to eliminate the previous delays, which often extended from four to six weeks, thereby making Ghana a more accessible destination for international visitors. Policy Details and ImplementationThe new directive, effective immediately, ensures that applicants will receive a decision—approval or denial—within five working days of submitting their visa applications. Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa emphasized that while the expedited timeline accelerates the decision-making process, it does not guarantee automatic approval. Adequate measures have been implemented across Ghana's diplomatic missions to facilitate this streamlined process. Strategic ObjectivesThis policy aligns with President John Dramani Mahama's vision, articulated during his […]

Ahmad May 22, 2025

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