General News of Thursday, 21 March 2019Source: starrfm.com.ghEra of missing dockets over - Ursula Owusuplay videoUrsula Owusu Ekuful, Ursula Owusu EkufulCommunications Minister Ursula Owusu Ekuful has said the launch of the paperless court system dubbed: e-Justice Project brings an end to the era missing dockets in Ghana’s justice delivery system. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the e-Justice Project on Wednesday, the Communications Minister said the project marks an important event in the cycle of justice delivery in the country. “Indeed, as a lawyer myself, I am confident that the era of missing dockets, misplaced legal documents, poor record keeping and resource management are now things of the past, as the Judicial Service of Ghana has been assisted with an e-Justice System in 43 High Courts to improve on the effectiveness and efficiency of justice delivery in Ghana,” Mrs Owusu Ekuful said. Mrs Owusu Ekuful further added the government of Ghana is actively pursuing its vision of the digitization of all aspects of our public life and building a digital economy. The Communications Ministry is implementing the e-Justice Project under the e-Transform Project with funding support from the World Bank and has cooperated with other MMDAs to develop various applications to enhance their own efficiency, output and service delivery.

Source: GhanaWeb March 21, 2019 11:48 UTC