Ghanaian media star Serwaa Amihere has officially confirmed that she is now practicing law, putting an end to weeks of speculation following her recent call to the Bar. The GHOne TV host’s revelation marks a remarkable milestone in her career a transition from celebrated broadcaster to certified legal practitioner.
For the past five years, Amihere balanced her demanding media career with the intense academic and professional requirements of legal training. When news broke of her Bar admission, fans and colleagues alike wondered whether she would actually enter legal practice or simply celebrate the achievement as a personal triumph.
During a recent broadcast of her political talk show on GHOne TV, Serwaa cleared all doubts. Responding to a playful question from her co-host, Muntala, she confirmed her intention to fully practice law, stating that shelving such a hard-earned qualification was “not an option.”
“After five years of studying and training, I didn’t do all that just to keep the certificate. I’m practicing,” she declared.
Amihere went on to reveal that she has already taken the first professional step. On Monday, October 13, 2025, she was officially introduced in court by the law firm where she has now begun her legal journey. While she chose not to disclose the firm’s name — in adherence to professional ethics — her statement leaves no doubt that she has officially joined the legal profession.
This move positions Serwaa Amihere as one of Ghana’s few high-profile dual professionals, excelling in both media and law. Her successful transition has been hailed as an inspiring example of ambition, discipline, and versatility — especially for young women who aspire to excel across multiple industries.
With her feet now firmly planted in both the newsroom and courtroom, Serwaa Amihere continues to redefine what it means to be a modern Ghanaian professional.
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