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Majority Leader Maham Ayariga Commends Parliament’s Role in Ghana’s Development
Accra: Majority Leader Maham Ayariga has praised Parliament for its dedication and commitment to Ghana’s development. Addressing the House, he expressed gratitude to God, the Speaker, and colleagues for their support throughout the First Meeting of th…
PAC Suggests Prosecution of Ex-Defence Ministry Director for Document Falsification
Accra: The Public Accounts Committee of Parliament has suggested that Mr. Frank Oliver Kpodo, a former Director of Procurement at the Ministry of Defence, should be prosecuted by the Attorney-General for allegedly falsifying documents to procure vehic…
Majority Leader Maham Ayariga Commends Parliament’s Role in Ghana’s Development
Accra: Majority Leader Maham Ayariga has praised Parliament for its dedication and commitment to Ghana’s development. Addressing the House, he expressed gratitude to God, the Speaker, and colleagues for their support throughout the First Meeting of th…
PAC Suggests Prosecution of Ex-Defence Ministry Director for Document Falsification
Accra: The Public Accounts Committee of Parliament has suggested that Mr. Frank Oliver Kpodo, a former Director of Procurement at the Ministry of Defence, should be prosecuted by the Attorney-General for allegedly falsifying documents to procure vehic…
President Mahama Signs Five Bills into Law
Accra: President John Dramani Mahama has signed five Bills passed by Parliament into law. These include the Security and Intelligence Agencies Bill, 2025, and the University of Engineering and Agricultural Sciences Bill, 2025. The remaining Bills are …
Mahama Returns from UNGA to Warm Reception in Accra
Accra: President John Dramani Mahama on Sunday returned home from the United Nations General Assembly in New York to a warm reception after Ghana secured adoption of its slavery resolution. The President was received at the Kotoka International Airpor…
Speaker Bagbin Urges MPs to Combat Absenteeism and Lateness
Accra: Speaker Alban Bagbin has adjourned Parliament sine die from its First Meeting of the Second Session with a strong message to Members of Parliament (MPs) to address the issues of absenteeism and lateness. Speaker Bagbin emphasized the need for
MPs Praise UN Resolution on Transatlantic Slave Trade: Call for Reparations
Accra: Members of Parliament (MPs) from both sides of the House have commended the United Nations General Assembly for adopting a resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity and calling for reparations fo…