Parliament of Ghana has officially passed the Legal Education Reform Bill, marking a major shift in the country’s legal training system.
The law removes the Ghana School of Law’s long-standing monopoly and allows other accredited institutions to offer professional legal education.
The reform is expected to ease admission pressure, expand opportunities for law graduates, and improve training quality, while ensuring strict regulation and consistent standards are maintained across all institutions through strengthened oversight nationwide.
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