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Chief Justice Clarifies SOE Remarks: No Threat to Judicial Independence
The Judicial Service says Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie’s comments on state‑owned enterprises were made in good faith and not intended to undermine the judiciary’s autonomy.
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Chief Justice caution: Prof Asare warns against partisan remarks
Ghanaian legal scholar Prof Kwaku Asare has urged Chief Justice Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie to refrain from public comments that could be seen as political, after the Chief Justice praised state institutions and questioned past government performance.
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