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July 30, 2026|18:53

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Govt backs constitutional reforms to separate Attorney-General's Office from Justice Ministry

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The government has accepted far-reaching constitutional reforms that will separate the Office of the Attorney-General from the Ministry of Justice, ending the long-standing arrangement under which the Attorney-General also serves as Minister for Justice.

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