
Audio By Carbonatix
The National Energy Transition Committee took their stakeholder engagement event to the judiciary.
This was to afford the judiciary the opportunity to make an input into the plan.
In attendance was the Chief Justice, His Lordship, Justice Anin Yeboah.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, the Minister for Energy, said the work could not proceed without the input of the judiciary.
According to him, the judiciary has a greater role to play in the transition Process.
“We cannot complete or proceed with this assignment without engaging your lordships.”
We all know the great role you have to plan for the successful attainment of his agenda,” he stressed.
On his part, Chief Justice Anin Yeboah commend the government and the Energy Ministry for the move.

In attendance included Justices and Lords of the Superior Courts, Honours of the Courts, Worships of the Courts and Distinguished members of the Judicial service.
The event was organised at the Judiciary Service office on Wednesday, July 20.
Latest Stories
-
AngloGold Ashanti commissions GH¢2.8 million piggery centre to boost livelihoods in Obuasi
11 minutes -
Today’s Front pages: Monday, June 22, 2026
19 minutes -
Plastic manufacturers oppose 2027 Styrofoam ban, plead with Mahama for extension to 2030
28 minutes -
The Keta Port project
35 minutes -
The Council of State: Appointment in Public, Resignation in Silence
41 minutes -
“It was beautiful” – Daniel Etim Effiong reflects on intimate scene with Kate Henshaw in ‘Blood Sisters’
43 minutes -
“They couldn’t afford me, they had to kill me off” – Deyemi Okanlawon jokes about ‘Blood Sisters’ exit
53 minutes -
Searching for a Ghost in Toronto: When political outrage runs out of idea
2 hours -
Africans must go… But to where?
2 hours -
SIMS executive urges community banks, fintechs to partner for deeper financial inclusion
2 hours -
NPP beats NDC with 49% support in new APL national vote tracker
2 hours -
Business incubators as a de-Risking tool for SME financing in Ghana
2 hours -
Why Ghana can’t ignore plastic pollution and marine litter: A World Ocean Day reflection
2 hours -
Ghana’s economy set for 5.9-6.1% growth in 2026 despite Middle East tensions – Standard Bank Research
3 hours -
Kennedy Agyapong’s statements undermine NPP’s good name – Ahiagbah
3 hours