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Ghana’s Chief Justice Anin-Yeboah tarred by $5M bribery scandal

Ghana’s Chief Justice Kwasi Anin-Yeboah has vehemently denied that he promised a man whose case was pending before the Supreme Court that he could deliver a “successful outcome” for a payment of US$5 million. But Akwasi Afrifa, the former lawyer for the man at the center of the allegation, Ogyeedom Obranu Kwesi Atta VI, insists …

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Ghana: Democratic dictatorship

Ghana’s December 2020 general election was a big shambles. There was unprecedented political violence, as seven people were killed during the election and its aftermath. The Electoral Commission announced the result of the presidential election with several mathematical and computational errors, and changed the figures several times. The National Democratic Congress party and its candidate, …

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Rawlings laid to rest

A very colorful character, former Ghanaian president, Jerry John Rawlings, was given a four-day national funeral at the end of January 2021. In death as in life, controversy followed him: One of his close friends revealed in an emotional tribute at the funeral that Rawlings had told him only weeks before, after his mother’s death, …

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Ghana: The Oslo scandal

Our editor, Steve Mallory, traveled to the Norwegian capital Oslo to investigate more deeply into the controversy surrounding the recent abortive attempt by Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration to buy two properties in Oslo for Ghana’s newly opened embassy – one for the chancery and the other for the ambassador’s residence – …

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Libya: Why Gaddafi had to die

Two important official reports published in the UK in July and September 2016 have confirmed that the imperialist impulse which had informed the political attitude of many Western ruling groups to perpetuate their neo-colonialist hegemony over Africa has not disappeared. In this wide ranging piece, the former South African President, Thabo Mbeki, analyzing the findings …

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