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MaDlamini urges that the customary union between the king and Dlamini-Zulu is only recognised to the extent of the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act. Picture: ANA Photographers/African News Agency(ANA) 5 startling claims and demands Zulu king’s wife makes in court papers as she fights for throne Share NONGOMA - The urgent court papers of Queen Sibongile Dlamini before the Pietermaritzburg High Court as she fights for the Zulu throne and seeks to inherit 50% of late King Goodwill Zwelithini's estate, contain some startling claims and demands. The papers have dragged in KwaZulu-Natal ...

Mr. Terkper Must Refer to the Atuguba Principle or Doctrine Listen to article Silence, it has often been said, is golden. What this maxim really means, of course, is the imperative need for politicians, in our present and particular instance or context, not to speak out of turn. Any inadvisable departure from this golden rule of verbal or rhetorical conduct could almost invariably result in the sort of faux pas created by Mr. Henry Nana Boakye – aka Nana Bee – when the Youth Organizer of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), was widely reported, in the auspicious wake of the Supreme Cour...

play videoDr Dominic Ayine, former Deputy Attorney General Dr Dominic Ayine, a Spokesperson for the Petitioner in the 2020 Election trial, has rendered an unqualified apology to the Supreme Court in his comments to the effects that the Court had a “predetermined agenda” to rule against the petitioner, Mr John Dramani Mahama. He made the statement during a post-trial press briefing on February 16. Dr Ayine rendered the apology after the Supreme Court had summoned him, in the company of his lawyers, to explain why he should not be cited for contempt. He accepted that his remarks were scan...

Former President, John Dramani Mahama A Ghanaian lecturer at the Auburn University, Alabama in the United States of America (USA), Dr Hayford Nsiah, has said even if the Supreme Court of Ghana grants John Mahama his relief for a rerun of the 2020 presidential elections, a lot of voters will move away from him and the National Democratic Congress (NDC). This, he said, comes on the heels of the reliefs Mr Mahama is seeking with the petition that he has filed at the apex court as against what he and his party told the entire world immediately after the elections, to the effect that they won the...

Ghana’s Supreme Court will tomorrow, March 4, deliver judgement in the much-awaited Election 2020 Petition trial. The seven-member panel, presided over by Chief Justice Kwasi Anin Yeboah, had asked lawyers for the parties in the case to file their closing written addresses. Lawyers for the Petitioner (former President John Dramani Mahama), first Respondent (the Electoral Commission), and the Second Respondent (President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo) had all filed their closing addresses. The Petitioner called three witnesses - Dr Michael Kpessa Whyte, Mr Joseph Robert Mettle-Nunoo, both memb...