Parliament's Vetting Chair Denies Bribery Allegations Against Committee Members
Bernard Ahiafor, chairperson of Parliament's Appointments Committee, categorically denies that committee members have accepted bribes or gifts from nominees.
Parliament Gift Row: Minority Caucus Denies GHC70k Payment Amid Signature Dispute
A controversial memo allegedly linking Ghana's parliamentary Minority to a GHC70,000 gift has sparked debate over document authenticity.
Anti-corruption groups demand transparency over alleged GH¢70,000 Appointments Committee payment
Transparency International Ghana and GACC call for full disclosure after MP Patricia Appiagyei reportedly rejected suspicious payment linked to ministerial vetting.
Okada sector moving towards regulation as CNMRU defends government progress
The Commercial National Motor Riders Union insists the government is delivering on promises to legalise commercial motorcycle operations through parliamentary legislation and Rwanda-based study.
IEA backs plan to bar MPs from serving as ministers, citing parliamentary independence concerns
Ghana's Institute of Economic Affairs supports separating ministerial positions from parliamentary seats to strengthen oversight.
Parliament's Energy Committee Deputy Pushes Government to Cut Fuel Taxes to Ease Pump Prices
Opposition MP Collins Adomako-Mensah urges government to slash tariffs and levies on petroleum to provide relief to struggling Ghanaians.
Afenyo-Markin defends GoldBod criticism as institutional, not personal
Minority Leader clarifies parliamentary concerns over Domestic Gold Purchase Programme focus on implementation challenges, not individuals.
Parliament in deadlock over Supreme Court nominees as Minority walks out of vetting
Ghana's parliamentary Minority boycotts Supreme Court justice vetting, citing rushed timeline and lack of public input.
Parliament Approves Three New Supreme Court Justices Amid Opposition Walkout
Ghana's Parliament has confirmed three nominees for the Supreme Court despite fierce objections from the Minority over the expedited vetting process.
Former Agriculture Minister Ibrahim Adam, ex-Choggu/Tishigu MP, dies
Ibrahim Adam, who served as Agriculture Minister and represented Choggu/Tishigu, has passed away, confirmed by Sagnarigu MP Atta Issah.
Atta Issah Challenges IMF Gold Loss Claims, Cites Lower BoG Figure
MP disputes IMF's GH¢22bn gold loss valuation, citing Bank of Ghana's own GH¢16.8bn figure.
Constitutional Ambiguity Around Parliamentary Vetting of Nominees Sparks Legal Debate
Senior legal practitioner Abraham Amaliba challenges the constitutional basis for Parliament's extensive public vetting of presidential nominees.