Mr Joseph Osei Owusu, the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, on Monday announced that Parliament has suspended all parts of the Standing Orders that required the formation of a quorum before discussing provisions in the […]
Some polling station executives and some constituents of the Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency in the Greater Accra Region, including some students of the University of Ghana and GIMPA, are clamoring for the widow of the […]
The first phase of the road projects, to be funded with the $646, 637, 879 deferred payment arrangement, include Accra inner city roads, Kumasi inner city roads, Tamale interchange project, ORC roundabout interchange project, Takoradi, […]
Despite renewed pressure to see the Right to Information (RTI) Bill passed, the Ningo Prampram MP, Sam George, is under no illusion that his fellow MPs will rally to ensure its passage. “I’ll tell you […]
The law-making body of Ghana is yet to see what pressure is, if they fail to pass the Right to Information bill before they rise as promised. Already, the Right to Information (RTI) coalition has […]
Parliament yesterday approved a loan facility of $100 million to finance the second phase of the proposed Ghana Secondary Cities Support Programme. The programme is targeted at the institutional and infrastructural development in the country’s […]
A physically-challenged man was denied entry into the chamber of Parliament by security on Friday because he cannot stand to acknowledge the Speaker of the House. “Their reason is that they were asked not to […]
The 2019 budget and economic statement presented by the finance minister last two weeks has been approved by parliament today. In concluding the debate, the minority leader, Mr Haruna Iddrisu argued that, the government had […]
A member of Parliament’s Communications Committee, Sam George has said the Majority Leader, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu is not doing enough to rally Majority MPs around the Right to Information (RTI) Bill. “The Majority Leader, who is the leader […]
The Minority in Parliament has called for an amendment of the Presidential Office Act, 1993, to cap the number of staffers at the office of the President. According to the Minority Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, […]
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