Judicial integrity badly damaged by Anas exposé - Akufo Addo

President Nana Akufo-Addo has charged judges and lawyers to rebuild the judiciary system to win back the trust and believe of Ghanaians after it was badly bruised by the Anas exposé.

“There is a consolable concern within the Ghanaian public about the integrity of our judicial system. It was badly damaged a couple of years ago by a video exposé put together by investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas,” he said at a memorial event in Accra.

“Confidence, in the judicial system of any country, is necessary for a thriving democracy and economic growth, and as such, all of us, including members of the bar and the bench, have a duty to guard the integrity of the judicial process jealously.”

Breaking the gender barrier in Ghanaian coaching - Mavis Appiah

Mavis Appiah, head coach of DC United in Division 2

Citi Sports’ Nathan Quao profiles Division Two side, DC United head coach, Mavis Appiah as she takes her first steps towards glory.

Women’s football has been on the rise all around the world and it is quite evident in the increased coverage of women’s matches and competitions.

The Women’s World Cup is now followed more closely around the world and the top players are now more recognisable and found a bit more in conversations.

Of course, things can and need to get better.