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When people walk into a restaurant, they expect to leave satisfied, not hospitalised. The duty placed on food vendors is not merely commercial, but is closely tied to public health and safety.

In Ghana’s democratic society governed by the rule of law, public authorities are required to exercise their powers within the limits imposed by the Constitution and other laws. When courts, adjudicating authorities, or administrative bodies or officials act outside those limits, the law provides the mechanism of Judicial Review to correct such actions.

The Whistleblower Act, 2006 (Act 720) represents a significant legislative effort by Ghana to promote transparency, accountability, and integrity in both public and private institutions. The Act provides a legal framework that encourages individuals to disclose information on unlawful or unethical conduct while offering protection against victimisation.