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Kumasi High Court and other lower courts closed as JUSAG strike leaves litigants stranded

Adom Online3 outlets
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Kumasi High Court and other lower courts closed as JUSAG strike leaves litigants stranded

Litigants seeking legal redress have been left stranded at court premises in Kumasi as critical staff of the judiciary lay down their tools over its 2026 salary review and outstanding arrears. The Kumasi High courts and other lower courts in the Ashanti region, like in…

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  1. Day 1 Mon, 2 Nov Courts Locked, Hearings Postponed: JUSAG strike leaves court users stranded in Kumasi First reported by Adom Online · 3 newsrooms · you're reading this
  2. Day 1 Mon, 2 Nov Locked Courtrooms, Disappointed Litigants as JUSAG Strike Hits Kumasi Reported first by Modern Ghana · 2 newsrooms
  3. Day 1 Mon, 2 Nov JUSAG Strike: Litigants Stranded as Court Operations Are Disrupted Reported first by Modern Ghana

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