About a month after the Right to Information Bill was passed by Parliament, it has not been forwarded to the Office of the President for assent. This is because the Bill is being proofread to […]
The Coalition on the Right to Information (RTI) Bill has asked Parliament to speed up the work on the Bill to enable the President assent to it as early as possible. The Bill was passed […]
The Media Coalition on the Right to Information Bill still has some reservations despite the passing of the Right to Information (RTI) Bill into law. The group still has some concerns with some clauses in the Bill deemed […]
The Right to Information Bill has been passed by Parliament into law this evening. Following rigorous debates on the floor of parliament and what some classes as a pin pong exercise, the bill was passed […]
The Right to Information bill could be passed tomorrow, Tuesday, March 26, 2019 sources claim. The Majority Leader Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu told the Parliament last week the Minister sponsoring the bill has indicated his intention […]
The National Democratic Congress members of Parliament last Friday kicked against a proposed transitional provision to further delay the implementation of the Right to Information Bill (RTI) for a year when it is passed. The […]
The Coalition on the Right to Information (RTI) Ghana, the Media Coalition on RTI, and OccupyGhana (altogether the “Coalition”) have taken note of Parliament’s consideration of all 92 clauses in the Right to Information Bill […]
The Media Coalition on the Right to Information Bill has described as ‘misplaced’ the Speaker of Parliament’s assertion that Civil Society Organizations are creating a false impression that Parliament is being sluggish in dealing with the RTI […]
The conduct of the NNP government in relation to the Right to Information (RTI) Bill has been extremely disappointing and deeply embarrassing. This is because since assuming power on January 7, 2017, everyone who matters […]
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 […]
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