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The United Nations General Assembly has taken a significant step towards acknowledging the atrocities of the past by recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as “the gravest crime against humanity”. This…

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UN General Assembly Recognizes Transatlantic Slave Trade as ‘Gravest Crime Against Humanity’

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Reckless Speech in Ghana – When Does It Become a Crime, and When Is It a Civil Wrong?

Is Abronye a liability to NPP? – Is NPP’s Loudest Voice Costing Them

Police can’t arrest for insults – How some Police officer Confuses Defamation With Section 208

There is no heaven for anything Ghanaian – Ghana’s Unspoken Reckoning

Reckless Speech in Ghana – When Does It Become a Crime, and When Is It a Civil Wrong?

Is Abronye a liability to NPP? – Is NPP’s Loudest Voice Costing Them

Police can’t arrest for insults – How some Police officer Confuses Defamation With Section 208

There is no heaven for anything Ghanaian – Ghana’s Unspoken Reckoning

When Politicians Mock the Bench, Ghana’s Democracy Bleeds

Whistleblower Paydays — What Ghana Can Learn From America’s False Claims Act