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Justice Sophia Akuffo

Rawlings breaks silence over Akufo-Addo's appointment of Martin Amidu
Rawlings breaks silence over Akufo-Addo's appointment of Martin Amidu-
Speaker of Parliament calls for a change of the Republic Day from July 1st to January 7th
Speaker of Parliament calls for a change of the Republic Day from July 1st to January 7th -
Gabby Otchere-Darko kicks against TV licence court
Gabby Otchere-Darko kicks against TV licence court -
Ghana's First Lady raises funds for Tamale CHPS compound at musical concert
Ghana's First Lady raises funds for Tamale CHPS compound at musical concert -
Legal Council suspends lawyer Kwasi Afrifa for four years, and YEN knows why
Legal Council suspends lawyer Kwasi Afrifa for four years, and YEN knows why
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Stop the falsehood! Akufo-Addo and Sophia Akuffo are not related- Deputy Minister fires critics
Stop the falsehood! Akufo-Addo and Sophia Akuffo are not related- Deputy Minister fires critics -
Fresh allegations compels Appeal Court to adjourn suspended lawyer, Sosu’s hearing
Fresh allegations compels Appeal Court to adjourn suspended lawyer, Sosu’s hearing

Financial independence of judiciary will be one of my legacies - Sophia Akuffo
"... the situation where judges proffer judgements on the basis of decisions from lower courts and cite them as law, is not acceptable," President Akufo-Addo sa

Justice Sophia Akuffo sworn in as new CJ
In January 2006, she was elected one of the first judges of the African Court on Human and People’s Rights. Initially elected for two years, she was subsequentl

Sophia Akuffo is independent-minded - Minority endorses her
Minority leader, Haruna Iddrisu says Justice Akuffo is a capable hand because she has distinguished herself as an independent-minded person.

Photos: The six most hated people in Ghana now
These five people are not enjoying much love in Ghana now because of some things they have done or because of the position they hold

Why the Supreme Court adjourned the Montie FM contempt case
The Supreme Court has adjourned to July the contempt case involving two panelists of an Accra based radio station Montie FM
