Supreme Court Ghana Recruitment For Clerk

Supreme Court Ghana Recruitment For Clerk
The Supreme Court of Ghana, which consists of the chief justice and four other justices, is the final court of appeal and has jurisdiction over matters relating to the enforcement or the interpretation of constitutional law. The Court of Appeal, which includes the chief justice and not fewer than five other judges, has jurisdiction to hear and to determine appeals from any judgment, decree, or High Court of Justice order. The High Court of Justice, which consists of the chief justice and not fewer than twelve other justices, has jurisdiction in all matters, civil and criminal, other than those involving treason.
Members of Supreme Court (2007).

    * Mrs. Georgina Theodora Wood, Chief Justice (since June 2007)
    * Mr. Justice William A. Atuguba
    * Ms. Justice Sophia A. Akuffo

Ideal Finance Limited Ghana Recruitment (Non Banking)

Ideal Finance Limited Ghana Recruitment (Non Banking)
A reputable non-banking financial institution requires the services of a Solicitor

Required Skills or Experience
Minimum of 2 years at the Bar
Have experience with credit operations.

Latest Ghana Jobs:Plato Consult Limited Recruitment For Litigation Lawyer

Latest Ghana Jobs:Plato Consult Limited Recruitment For Litigation Lawyer
Plato Consult was established in 2007 to provide value added management and human resource consulting services in the areas of executive search, business strategy and restructuring, organizational development and outsourcing (management of casual staff and payroll processing).
The firm seeks to help clients to achieve their short and long term objectives by developing strategies that link the company’s vision to business strategy, people engagement, roles and processes to performance indicators to achieve financial results.
If you wish to setup business in Ghana, we can assist you with the process to ensure a smooth transition.   

The Judicial Service of Ghana Recruitment For Deputy Director

The Judicial Service of Ghana Recruitment For Deputy Director
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE COURTS AFTER INDEPENDENCE
AFTER INDEPENDENCE
The Ghana Independence Act, 1957:
This received Royal Assent on 7/2/57. The long title described it as An act to make provision for and in connection with, the attainment by the Gold Coast of fully responsible status within the British Commonwealth of Nations. The effect of the opening words was to place all the four territories on an equal footing as the dominions of Her Majesty in her capacity as Queen of Ghana. On 8/3/57 Ghana became a member of the United Nations Organisation.