Published February 7, 2026
The University of Ghana School of Law has successfully defended its title as champions of the 2026 Philip C. Jessup Ghana National Championship, which concluded at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) Law Faculty from February 4–5, 2026.
This year’s competition brought together six law faculties across the country, all vying for a coveted spot at the Philip C. Jessup International Rounds to be held in April in Washington, D.C. The participating schools included:
After intense preliminary rounds, the University of Ghana School of Law and KNUST Faculty of Law emerged as finalists. The University of Ghana claimed the ultimate prize, securing their place as national champions. Both the University of Ghana and KNUST will proudly represent Ghana at the international rounds in Washington, D.C.
Special Awards and Recognitions
The championship also honored outstanding individual and team performances:
Sponsors
The 2026 Jessup Ghana National Championship was made possible through the generous support of:
Templars, Ntrawah & Co., The Monday Woman, GITLOM Art Gallery, The Law Platform, Eskwai, and 233Legal.
Congratulations to all winners and participating teams. The Jessup Ghana community extends its best wishes to the University of Ghana School of Law and the KNUST Faculty of Law as they prepare to showcase Ghana’s legal talent on the global stage in Washington, D.C.
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