Tag: Minority caucus

The Minority Caucus in Parliament has urged the judiciary to apply consistent legal principles in the ongoing case involving New Patriotic Party (NPP) Ashanti Regional Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly ...

In Parliament, the Attorney General, Dr Dominic Ayine moved the consideration stage of the Tribunal Bill and urged the House to approve the proposed legislation as part of reforms within ...

The Minority Caucus has demanded a comprehensive national sanitation policy from government following the recent flooding incidents that caused deaths, property destruction and business losses in several communities. The caucus ...

The Minority has accused the government of failing to provide adequate explanations surrounding the release of GH₵350 million approved for flood relief efforts, citing questions over the source and legality ...

The Minority in Parliament has urged the government to fully disclose how the recently announced GH¢300 million flood relief fund will be distributed, insisting that accountability and fairness must guide ...

The Minority in Parliament has raised urgent concerns over the worsening flooding situation in Accra, describing the situation as troubling and demanding stronger coordination in government response systems. The Member ...

The Minority Caucus has strongly criticised the decision to invite only members of the Majority side of Parliament to a meeting at the Presidency, describing the move as unfair and ...

Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has officially presented the annual management report on the energy sector levies and accounts for the 2025 fiscal year before the legislature. The formal ...

Ghana’s Parliament resumed sitting on Thursday, May 21, 2026, as the Second Meeting of the Second Session of the Ninth Parliament opened with heightened political tension and a forceful agenda ...

The Deputy Minority Leader and MP for Asokwa, Hon. Patricia Appiagyei, has criticised the arrest and detention of some opposition supporters and raised concerns over the detention of the Member ...