The Judiciary And The Promotion Of Democracy In Ghana

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• Paul Amuna 11 years ago

  Kwame, would you say the supreme justices have "met expectations" if the ruling goes against he petitioners for example? Or how do you judge expectation in the African context here?

  Kwame, would you say the supreme justices have "met expectations" if the ruling goes against he petitioners for example? Or how do you judge expectation in the African context here?

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• A. P. GYIMAH 11 years ago

  YOU THIS MAN, ARE YOU ARE DEAD ALIVE? I TOUGHT YOU ARE DEAD A WHILE AGO.

  YOU THIS MAN, ARE YOU ARE DEAD ALIVE? I TOUGHT YOU ARE DEAD A WHILE AGO.

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• k arhin 11 years ago

  Gyima I'm doing very will

  Gyima I'm doing very will

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• qwuesi.d 11 years ago

  Of course,you do not hold brief for any political party but you casted your vote.and as usual,your vote will always give you up.I'm wondering who the CJ voted for?lol...

  Of course,you do not hold brief for any political party but you casted your vote.and as usual,your vote will always give you up.I'm wondering who the CJ voted for?lol...

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• Akwasi Arhin, M.D. , USA 11 years ago

  My dear brother,
  This was brilliant, insightful, and very well articulated.
  
  Our parents would be proud.
  
  Ghana indeed is at the center stage with the rest of the democratic world watching us. It is now up to the appoint ...
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  My dear brother,
  This was brilliant, insightful, and very well articulated.
  
  Our parents would be proud.
  
  Ghana indeed is at the center stage with the rest of the democratic world watching us. It is now up to the appointed judges to live up to expectations by handling this very important and delicate matter with absolute caution and professionalism.

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