Parliament of Ghana
Ghana's Parliament receives praise from UK organisation for repealing the death penalty
Speaker of Parliament and the entire Legislature has received praise from Death Penalty Project UK for repealing the death penalty from Ghana's statute books.
BoG accused of illegally writing off GH¢48.4 billion gov't debt without parliamentary approval
The Bank of Ghana has been accused by the Minority in Parliament of perpetuating illegality by writing off government debts on the blindside of Parliament.
Bagbin takes on Akufo-Addo government over sanitary pad taxes, says we must not we must not burden women
The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has told the Akufo-Addo government to rethink the taxes on sanitary pads following the 2023 mid-year budget review.
Menzgold saga: Speaker of Parliament assures aggrieved customers of probe into collapse of trading company
The Speaker of Parliament plans to set up a five-member committee to consider a petition by aggrieved Menzgold customers to probe the closure of the company.
Bank of Ghana is broke: Minority slams central bank for losing GH¢60 billion
Minority caucus in Parliament slammed the Bank of Ghana for recording a significant loss in revenue due to the controversial Domestic Debt Exchange Programme.
Speaker Bagbin raises alarm: Bemoans erosion of trust in leaders among Ghanaians
Speaker Alban Bagbin on Wednesday, July 26, 2023, led the leadership and some Members of Parliament to participate in the 2023 National Development Conference
Majority leader questions Bagbin over decision to adjourn Parliament for Pentecost Church event
The majority leader in Parliament is concerned that the House may have set a wrong precedence by adjourning proceedings because of a Church of Pentecost event.
No more death penalty: Parliament removes capital punishment from Ghana's laws
Parliament has taken a step to remove the death penalty from Ghana's laws and replaced it with life in prison after the Criminal Offences Act 2022 was amended.
Supreme Court dismisses injunction against anti-LGBTQ bill, consideration to proceed in Parliament
The Supreme Court of Ghana has thrown out a request by two private individuals to order Parliament to stop the ongoing consideration of the anti-LGBTQ bill.
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