Minority MPs demand urgent ministerial briefings on Ghana's flood response, South Africa evacuations, and World Cup visa controversies.
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Minority Accuses Government of Politicizing World Cup Travel Slots
Ghana's opposition accuses the government of politicizing World Cup travel slots, alleging unfair allocation to ruling party members and supporters.
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Minority MPs Enhance Parliamentary Skills Through Canadian Training Initiative
Members of Ghana’s Minority Caucus recently participated in a significant capacity-building training program in Canada, aimed at enhancing their parliamentary…
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GRIDCo Board Engages Speaker Bagbin on Energy Infrastructure Resilience and Future Investment
GRIDCo's board met with Speaker Bagbin to discuss strengthening Ghana's energy infrastructure, addressing challenges, and securing future investments for...
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Ghanaian Parliament Receives 10 Laptops to Boost Digital Operations
Ghanaian Parliament enhances digital operations with a new donation of 10 laptops, boosting efficiency and advancing government digital transformation.
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Mahama’s Constitutional Leverage: Article 108 and the Anti-LGBTQ Bill
Discover how President Mahama can leverage Ghana's Article 108 to navigate the controversial Anti-LGBTQ Bill, focusing on procedural constitutional questions.
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Parliamentary Record Contradicts Speaker’s Claim on Anti-LGBTQI+ Bill Passage
Official records reveal a parliamentary procedural discrepancy, contradicting the Speaker's claim regarding the anti-LGBTQI+ bill's passage.
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Ghanaian MP Urges NDC to Uphold Revised Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Amidst Parliamentary Amendments
Ghanaian MP urges NDC to support the revised anti-LGBTQ+ bill, emphasizing consistency and the importance of its passage into law.
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Ghanaian Parliament Reconsiders LGBTQ+ Bill Amidst Calls for Family-Centric Debate
Ghana's Parliament reconsiders its LGBTQ+ bill, focusing on family values and human implications amidst calls for broader consensus.
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Ghana’s Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Faces Scrutiny Over Potential for Oppression
Ghana's anti-LGBTQ+ bill faces renewed scrutiny as experts warn its revised form still threatens oppression despite parliamentary reconsideration.
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