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Minority slams Akufo-Addo over ‘stubborn’ closure of land borders, high Covid test fee
Minority has criticised Nana Akufo-Addo for still keeping Ghana’s land borders closed and charging a huge Covid-19 test fee at Kotoka International Airport.
Ghana government accused of brazen demolition of Bulgarian Embassy building in Accra
Ghanaian lawmaker for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has accused the Government of Ghana of brazenly demolishing the Bulgarian Embassy in Accra, Ghana.
Supreme Court ruling on deputy speakers voting in Parliament ‘correct decision’ – Prof Kwasi Prempeh
CDD-Ghana's Prof Henry Kwasi Prempeh has backed a recent decision by the Supreme Court that allows deputy speakers presiding in Parliament to vote on matters.
Bagbin strikes: Akufo-Addo’s comment on Supreme Court ruling on deputy speakers’ vote myopic
Alban Bagbin has jabbed President Nana Akufo-Addo over his comment on the Supreme Court ruling allowing deputy speakers to vote while presiding in Parliament.
Supreme Court decision on deputy speakers: Prof Gyampo proposes review of ruling
Lecturer, Prof Ransford Gyampo, has proposed a review of a ruling by the Supreme Court on the right of deputy speakers to vote while presiding in Parliament.
‘No arm of government is above the law’ – Akufo-Addo backs Supreme Court decision on deputy speakers
President Nana Akufo-Addo has applauded the recent Supreme Court ruling that will now allow deputy speakers to vote while presiding in Parliament is timely.
Attorney General fights against bail for FixTheCountry’s Barker-Vormawor
Attorney General, Godfred Dame, has told a circuit court in Tema to deny a bail application filed by detained FixTheCountry convener, Oliver Barker-Vormawor.
Prof Asare lays bare errors in Supreme Court decision that deputy speakers can vote while presiding
Prof Stephen Asare has published an opinion on the decision by the Supreme Court that deputy speakers presiding in Parliament do not lose their right to vote.
Mahama criticises Supreme Court ruling that deputy speakers’ can vote while presiding
John Dramani Mahama has joined growing critics of a ruling yesterday by the Supreme Court that deputy speakers presiding in Parliament do not lose their votes.
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