Judicial scandal won’t harm investments – KAMA boss

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• KOO 10 years ago

  What is the rational behind this statement by this Dr?. Confidence in the judiciary is very paramount in building investors confidence.This is based on how cases are settled in the country.As at now,it is quite evident that w ...
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  What is the rational behind this statement by this Dr?. Confidence in the judiciary is very paramount in building investors confidence.This is based on how cases are settled in the country.As at now,it is quite evident that we have failed abysmally to convince anyone when it comes to this issue.The way the judges scandal is handled is very important.Those culpable must be penalized to tell the whole world that corruption at this level will not be tolerated.Every investor must be impressed upon that all industrial disputes will be settled truthfully and lawfully.There is no discipline and laws do not work in Ghana. Who in his right mind will think of investing in Ghana in this atmosphere?.

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• Asare 10 years ago

  Because corruption affects us all, it is our common enemy. We therefore all have a duty to report corruption whenever we come across it
  The Code of Conduct for the Public Service requires all employees of the public service ...
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  Because corruption affects us all, it is our common enemy. We therefore all have a duty to report corruption whenever we come across it
  The Code of Conduct for the Public Service requires all employees of the public service to report corruption to an appropriate authority
  Judges are our public servants. We hire them to administrate our laws. But all too often judges make decisions that are contrary to the law or against the weight of evidence. While money can be the motivation for judicial corruption, we find that judges are most often corrupted by their own ideology and personal affiliations. Don't forget, judges are appointed by politicians, not elected. In fact, Judges are often failed politicians that were never able to convince their communities to make laws consistent with their own agendas. So these frustrated law makers take jobs as judges and make rulings on cases to fit their own world view, while ignoring the evidence and the law.

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• Darousuk 10 years ago

  Thank you Mr Agyekum Ghana need such people like Agyekum he paid bride before but still fill guilty good man god bless you for talking truth

  Thank you Mr Agyekum Ghana need such people like Agyekum he paid bride before but still fill guilty good man god bless you for talking truth

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• John 10 years ago

  I'm less inclined to do business in Ghana now...

  I'm less inclined to do business in Ghana now...

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• 'and Jesus wept' 10 years ago

  That will depend on the investigations going on, the truthfulness and trustworthiness of the committee's decision arrived at and how QUICKLY the Chief Justice pronounces heavy punishment on these not good for nothing 'literat ...
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  That will depend on the investigations going on, the truthfulness and trustworthiness of the committee's decision arrived at and how QUICKLY the Chief Justice pronounces heavy punishment on these not good for nothing 'literate' nation wreckers. As the scripture says "justice delayed is justice denied"

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