Ghana's Supreme Court Rescues Ruling Party's Parliamentary Majority
Ghana's Supreme Court ruled that the Speaker's declaration of four parliamentary seats as vacant was unconstitutional, restoring the New Patriotic Party's majority ahead of the December 7 election. The decision shifts the parliamentary majority back,
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Ghana's Supreme Court restores NPP's Parliamentary majority ahead of December electionMarkin, the leader of the NPP caucus in Parliament, who sought to overturn Speaker Alban Bagbin’s ruling.
Ghana’s apex court restores the NPP’s majority in Parliament, sparking concerns over legislative deadlock ahead of ...
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Kofi Koranteng describes 8th parliament as "most useless parliament" in Ghana's historyIndependent presidential candidate Kofi Koranteng has described the members of the 8th parliament as lacking the mental ...
The Sub-Committee on Education and the Minority in Parliament have expressed disappointment over delays in implementing the ...
Ghana's parliament adjourned indefinitely after NPP lawmakers failed to attend, delaying crucial budget approvals ahead of ...
The brouhaha, the Speaker said, may be likened to a power play between the arms of government and has the potential to ...
Independent presidential candidate Kofi Koranteng has described the current Parliament as the "most useless" Ghana has ever had.
Vice President of IMANI Africa, Kofi Bentil has argued that Parliament in Ghana does not possess sovereign authority, ...
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