Tag Archives: PARLIAMENT

ECG re-connects Parliament after settling part of GH₵23m debt

Parliament has been reconnected to the national grid after the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) task force disconnected the Legislature. The development was over the House’s GH₵23 million debt owed to the distribution company. The chamber of Parliament was plunged into darkness, as were the MPs’ offices, resulting in staff …

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‘Resume your seat, this is not the Ministry of Communications, this is Parliament’ – Bagbin rebukes Ursula-Owusu

Speaker of Parliament, Alban Kingsford Sumana Bagbin, has reprimanded Communications Minister, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, for her interjection during a debate in Parliament on Tuesday, November 28, 2023. This was when a debate on the Import Restrictions Bill was being debated in the House. The Minority in Parliament had raised concerns about …

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Parliament failed to sit today too due to lack of quorum

Parliament was forced to truncate sitting today due to the minority’s insistence on lack of quorum to conduct business The trial of James Qyayson did not cause a boycott of sitting today by the minority, but rather the truncation of parliamentary sitting after the minority insisted that the house did …

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Parliament passes NACOC bill granting licenses for cannabis cultivation

Parliament has passed the Narcotics Control Commission Amendment Bill 2023, bringing significant changes to the cultivation of cannabis for industrial and medicinal purposes. The amended bill grants the Ministry of Interior the authority to issue licenses for the cultivation of cannabis, thereby enabling the utilization of this plant for various …

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PARLIAMENT TO PASS LAW THAT WILL PROTECT ANIMALS

Parliament has been tasked to pass laws banning farming practices that subject animals to inhumane treatment. According to the Animal Welfare League, an NGO that seeks the welfare of the animal, practices such as battery caging instead of free range prevent poultry birds from undergoing their natural activities freely, and …

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