Parliament adopts report on legal education reforms, backs end to Ghana School of Law monopoly

Voicefm Ghana February 5, 2026 1 minute read

Parliament has adopted a report on legal education reforms aimed at expanding access, establishing a National Council for Legal Education and breaking the Ghana School of Law’s monopoly.

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