Ghana is setting up special courts to make justice faster and fairer. The Judicial Secretary, Musah Ahmed, announced this. He said the Chief Justice, Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, created these courts.
The goal is to apply "specialisation" to the justice system. This means different courts will handle specific types of cases. Mr. Ahmed compared this to how work is divided in the economy.
The Chief Justice formally established a Specialised High Court Division. This was done through an official circular.
This initiative aims to improve how cases are managed. It is expected to lead to more efficient legal outcomes.
Officials believe this change will benefit the public. It should help reduce delays in court proceedings.