Dr. Dominic Akuritinga Ayine is back in the spotlight, making a remarkable return to Ghana’s political and legal scene. On January 9, 2025, President John Dramani Mahama appointed him as Ghana’s new Attorney General and Minister for Justice. He officially assumed office on January 22, 2025, marking a strong comeback for one of the country’s most respected legal minds.
Born on January 6, 1966, in the Upper East Region of Ghana, Dr. Ayine’s journey to the top has been one of hard work and perseverance. He pursued his legal education at the University of Ghana, before advancing his studies in the United States at the prestigious University of Michigan and Stanford University.
His academic background, combined with his deep understanding of law, has made him a key figure in Ghana’s legal and political landscape.
In 2012, Dr. Ayine was elected as the Member of Parliament for Bolgatanga East, where he quickly earned a reputation for his sharp intellect, persuasive speaking abilities, and commitment to justice. His impressive performance led to his appointment as Deputy Attorney General, a role in which he played a significant part in managing major legal cases for the government.
Like many politicians, Dr. Ayine’s career faced its share of ups and downs. After a period out of government, he remained resilient, continuing to work behind the scenes and honing his expertise. His perseverance and dedication have now paid off, with his reappointment to one of the most critical positions in Ghana’s governance.
As Attorney General, Dr. Ayine faces enormous responsibilities. He is tasked with leading the fight against corruption, strengthening Ghana’s legal system, and ensuring that justice is served fairly and impartially. Many observers view his return as a symbol of renewed hope for the country’s judicial reforms.
Dr. Ayine’s wealth of experience, coupled with his passion for public service, is expected to bring about meaningful change. His leadership could prove crucial in fostering a stronger, more transparent legal system in Ghana, reinforcing democracy and the rule of law for future generations.
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