Tag: ACEPA

The Executive Director of the African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr. Rasheed Draman has raised serious concerns over the handling of Oliver Barker-Vormawor’s apology before the Appointments Committee of ...

The Executive Director of African Center for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA) Dr. Rasheed Draman has expressed his profound concerns about the current state of absenteeism in Ghana’s 9th Parliament and its ...

In Ghana’s constitutional framework, the interplay between the executive and the legislature significantly shapes governance and party dynamics.  The Executive Director of the African Center for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr. ...

Given the current impasse between the Legislative and the Executive arms of government, the need for unity and cooperation between the two arms of government for the better performance of ...

The Minority in Parliament's decision to consistently skip legislative proceedings in support of the trial of James Gyakye Quayson, the Member of Parliament for Assin North, has drawn criticism from ...

Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr Rasheed Draman, has revealed that absenteeism by members of parliament makes governance and parliament lose a lot of relevance ...

Executive Director of African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr Rasheed Draman, has revealed that the Supreme Court in making its decision must consider the mood of the nation. Dr ...

Executive Director of the African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr. Rashid Dramani, has intimated that the division between the NPP and NDC is "spilling" into the Speaker of Parliament's ...

Executive Director for African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr Rasheed Draman, has expressed optimism that issues inherent in the controversial e-levy which has been a subject of contention among ...

Executive director for African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr Rasheed Draman, has disclosed that the 8th parliament is going to be characterised by a lot of confusion and gridlocks ...