Power-brokers in the governing National Democratic Congress and opposition New Patriotic Party are squaring up for a fresh courtroom battle after the Supreme Court upheld President John Mahama's December election victory in a landmark decision on 29 August (AC Vol 54 No 18 The court lowers the curtain)...
That is how long Justice William Atuguba Chairman of the nine-member Supreme Court panel spent on 29 August on delivering the judges' ruling in favour of President John Mahama...
President John Mahama has started to address the issues publicly by releasing a code of ethics for government ministers and other political appointees...
Tackling these economic demands is now the government's top priority says President John Mahama...
Atta Mills's successor President John Dramani Mahama seems less personally invested on the side of the Ivorian exiles but he has been in no hurry to comply with requests to send back the pro-Gbagbo exiles...
6 million votes cast in last December's presidential poll when John Dramani Mahama of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) was declared winner with 50...
His nephew Raymond Atuguba is President John Mahama's Executive Secretary but the NPP chose not to challenge his appointment to the panel...
Foreign trips seem to hold a special magic for President John Mahama who has spent most of his first six months in office struggling with chronic power and water shortages while the Supreme Court decides on the legitimacy of his election last December...
The economic and political prospects may be bright in the medium term but on 17 April John Dramani Mahama reached his first 100 days in office without much to celebrate...
On 16 April the Supreme Court began hearings on the petition from the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) to annul John Mahama’s victory in December’s presidential election...
