Ghana Parliament

The NDC caucus in Parliament declares a new majority after four seats were declared vacant, vowing to use their numbers to introduce key reforms.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) becomes the new majority in Ghana’s Parliament following a by-election win, set to influence future legislative decisions.

Speaker Bagbin declares four MP seats vacant for crossing party lines, giving the NDC a majority in Parliament with 136 seats.

Ghana’s Parliament blocks a $250 million World Bank loan, sparking debates over its use for the country’s energy sector recovery.

Tensions in Ghana Parliament as Speaker Bagbin orders the removal of MP Dr. Afriyie over a ‘rude’ comment.

Speaker Alban Bagbin rebukes Sefwi Wiawso MP Dr. Kwaku Afriyie for disrespect, highlighting the importance of decorum and respect in Ghana’s Parliament.

Tensions rise in Ghana’s Parliament as MPs debate the Free SHS Bill, with criticism over the majority leader’s low attendance.

Controversial age-related remarks about Naana Opoku-Agyemang ignite a fierce debate and protest within Ghana’s Parliament, leading to a temporary suspension of proceedings.

An ambitious attempt to restructure the Majority leadership in Ghana’s Parliament backfires, highlighting deep-seated divisions within the ruling NPP caucus.

In a significant clarification, Speaker Alban Bagbin announces that Ghana’s 2024 budget awaits approval, countering previous announcements by the majority.