This week's edition of Newsfile will feature the week's most prominent issues that made the headlines.

Parliament's Appointments Committee on Friday vetted the Chief Justice designate Sophia Akuffo in an intense 8 hour drill. Justice Sophia Akuffo has been nominated by the President to succeed out going Chief Justice Georgina Wood. If approved, she will be the second female Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana. Justice Sophia Akuffo is an experienced member of the judiciary with more than 3 decades of practice.

How do MPs, pass a law for mandatory payments for vehicle towing in 2013 and signed into law in 2016, explain the sudden turn around to punch holes into that same law alleging that it isn't in the interest of the public? How come details they allege are fraudulent weren't pointed out till now when the law is expected to take effect from July. The law seems to be relevant but must it be thrown away because there are fraudulent aspects?

OccupyGhana's relief for the AG to act swiftly in taking back all monies paid to people who have been indicted in one way or the other by the Auditor General's report was granted by the court. Will this open the flood gate for witch-hunting of opposition members?

These and other issues including how the top hierarchy of the police service allegedly got involved in the gold saga and why over 6 months of the NPP government's stay in power some universities still do not have governing councils, will be discussed on Newsfile.

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