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 […]
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 Media Coalition on the Right to Information together with civil society groups including Occupy Ghana, have declared every Friday from henceforth to Christmas day [25th December, 2018] as ‘#RTIRed Friday’ This is to impress upon Parliament […]
The Editor of The Finder Newspaper, Elvis Darko has been released. He was arrested for picketing in Parliament where he and his colleagues had gone to push for the passage of the Right to Information […]
The Media Coalition on Right to Information (RTI) and the RTI Coalition have expressed concern about the “lackadaisical attitude of Members of Parliament (MPs) towards the RTI Bill.” Last week Parliament for the second time […]
Police in Parliament has foiled attempts by the Media Coalition on the Right to Information Bill to storm the house and register their displeasure over failure to pass the bill into law. The journalists clad […]
Some media practitioners have come together to form a coalition to push for the passage of the long overdue Right to Information (RTI) Bill. Known as the Media Coalition on RTI, it was officially, outdoored […]
The Speaker of Parliament, Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye, has directed the Joint Committee on Constitutional, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and Communication to expedite action on the Right to Information (RTI) Bill. Parliament reconvened yesterday for […]
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