Jude Mensa Duncan

2 weeks ago | citinewsroom.com | Jude Mensa Duncan

National Security operatives, in a joint operation with the Police and Military—led by Richard Jakpa and the Deputy Director of Operations at the Presidency, Mustapha Gbande—have arrested a Nigerian businessman named Ben Peters at the Aurora Apartments in Kanda, near the Jubilee House. The businessman, along with some unidentified armed men, had reportedly blocked the entrance to the residential facility with his vehicles, denying access to other occupants of the apartment complex.

3 weeks ago | citinewsroom.com | Jude Mensa Duncan

On Sunday, April 1, friends, patrons and art lovers gathered at the Velvet Hut Design Studio in Osu, to witness the solo exhibition and pop-up event by Aku Addy, of Wollo. Wollo, which is the Ga word for paper, is a brand that specialises in artistic expressions and ideas, made available in the form of T-shirts, totes, key chains, pins, stickers, bookmarks, and others.

1 month ago | citinewsroom.com | Jude Mensa Duncan

Private legal practitioner, Martin Kpebu has criticised the National Security over its handling of the recent raid on the apartment of former Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Ernest Addison. Speaking to Citi News, Mr. Kpebu called for extensive reforms in the conduct of such operations, including the introduction and publication of a standard operational manual for National Security personnel.

1 month ago | citinewsroom.com | Jude Mensa Duncan

The Supreme Court, in a 4-1 majority decision, has ruled that Akwatia Member of Parliament (MP) Ernest Yaw Kumi is entitled to a Supreme Court hearing in a contempt case brought against him. Justice Gabriel Pwamang dissented, while the remaining four justices on the panel supported the motion for the apex court to hear the matter. The Apex Court has therefore adjourned the substantive case hearing to March 26, 2025.

1 month ago | citinewsroom.com | Jude Mensa Duncan

The Legal Counsel for the Minority Caucus and Member of Parliament for Suame, John Darko, has expressed concern over the recent appointments to the General Legal Council (GLC), describing them as politically motivated. His comments follow the announcement by Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Dr. Dominic Ayine, who over the weekend named three nominees to serve on the GLC—the regulatory body for legal education and professional conduct in Ghana.