Author: Samuel Alesu-Dordzi
Samuel Alesu-Dordzi is an Editor of the Ghana Law Hub.
What is Entrapment?
Now that the dust is almost settling on the latest work of investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas, it is probably time to examine one of ... Read More
Supreme Court Sets Parameters for Disclosure of Information to Accused Persons
The Supreme Court in the case of Republic v Eugene Baffoe-Bonnie & 4 Ors has upheld the right of accused persons being tried summarily to ... Read More
Investigative Journalism: The Tension Between Privacy and the Public’s Interest
Investigative journalism assists the traditional media in rooting out corruption and dealing with crimes and abuse of public trust and confidence. As Lord Nichols pointed ... Read More
Overview of Ghana’s Deposit Protection Scheme
2016 was a challenging year for the Ghanaian Banking sector. Reports of microfinance institutions folding up were rife. “Owners” of these financial institutions were disappearing ... Read More
Overview of BOG’s Corporate Governance Directives
Banking in Ghana began in the 1890s when Standard Chartered Bank (Ghana) Limited established its first branch in Accra. This was followed by the opening ... Read More
Can an Ex-Employee Come Back for More?
It has long been thought that an ex-employee could not turn around and complain about a termination package she received (unreservedly) from an employer. The ... Read More
Can a Law Firm Sign a Legal Process? – Extra Perspective
On 7 may 2017, the Ghana Law Hub published an article under the heading, “Can a law firm sign a legal process?”In that article, Y. ... Read More
Sallah v Attorney-General – 48 Years On
Today, we turn the clocks back to a key decision that was given 48 years ago. This was in the case of Sallah v Attorney-General. ... Read More
Secret Phone Recording Violation of Right to Privacy
The Supreme Court in the case of Raphael Cubagee v Michael Yeboah Asare & 2 Ors has declared the secret recording of a telephone conversation ... Read More
Can an unsigned document give rise to legal consequences?
The Supreme Court in the case of John Affuah & Another v General Developments Company Limited has held that an unsigned document may give rise ... Read More