15th September, 2015

The Ghanaian Times agrees with former President John Agyekum Kufuor in admonishing leaders to leave legacies worth emulating. The Paper says what matter is the impact the legacy would have on people after their demise and what changes they would make to the people. To the Paper, current leaders are too materialistic and unable to pursue the agenda that would impact the lives of the people. It is therefore its hope that the current leaders and all those who would aspire to leadership positions would pay heed to the former President's counsel. 

The Daily Graphic focuses on purging the judiciary of corruption. The Paper believes that just as there are bad judges, there are equally bad lawyers who frustrate the system of justice and make it grind rather slowly. According to the Paper, the judiciary is the bastion of the country's democracy, the bulwark against dictatorship and arbitrariness and the arm of government that ensures the rule of law. The Paper is however hopeful, that aside the investigations, the judiciary will help in exorcising the corruption spirit within its rank.

GBC