Watch Jamal Musiala Collapses After Scoring Late Goal

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  A unsettling scene unfolded at the Allianz Arena when Bayern Munich's 23-year-old star attacking midfielder,  Jamal Musiala , suddenly collapsed late in the second half of a match against RB Leipzig. Goal.com Musiala, who had entered as a substitute in the second half, found the back of the net in the 81st minute to help Bayern secure a 3–1 victory.   Just moments later, the German international became visibly unsteady on his feet and fainted on the pitch without coming into contact with an opponent. Indiatimes + 1 Key Match Details Category Details Match Bayern Munich vs.  RB Leipzig Venue Allianz Arena, Munich Final Score 3–1 (Bayern Munich victory) Incident Time ~83rd minute (minutes after scoring) Weather Conditions Extreme heat (over 30°C / 86°F) Goal.com + 3 Quick Thinking Prevents Further Injury Newly signed teammate  Ismael Saibari  acted instantly as he saw Musiala losing balance, catching him mid-fall to prevent a direct impact with the turf. Me...
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President Mahama Orders Investigation into Chief Justice, Suspends Her Pending Outcome

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Accra, Ghana – President Mahama has invoked Article 146(6) of the Constitution to establish a committee tasked with investigating allegations leveled against the Chief Justice. This decision follows the President's determination that a prima facie case exists, necessitating further inquiry.   

Article 146(6) of the Constitution mandates the formation of a committee to probe allegations against a Justice of a Superior Court when a preliminary examination reveals sufficient grounds for investigation.

The committee, charged with a thorough and impartial examination of the petitions, comprises esteemed individuals from diverse sectors, ensuring a broad spectrum of expertise. The members are:

  • Justice Gabriel Scott Pwamang – Justice of the Supreme Court   
  • Justice Samuel Kwame Adibu-Asiedu – Justice of the Supreme Court   
  • Daniel Yaw Domelevo – Former Auditor-General
  • Major Flora Bazwaanura Dalugo – Ghana Armed Forces
  • Professor James Sefah Dzisah – Associate Professor, University of Ghana

In adherence to Article 146(10) of the Constitution and upon the counsel of the Council of State, President Mahama has issued a warrant for the immediate suspension of the Chief Justice. This suspension will remain in effect pending the conclusion of the committee's proceedings.

The establishment of this committee underscores the commitment to upholding the integrity of the judiciary and ensuring transparency in the administration of justice. The committee is expected to conduct its investigation with utmost diligence and impartiality.


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