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Ayariga cracks whip on time-wasting in Parliament, demands faster lawmaking

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga demands stricter time management and discipline in Parliament to accelerate lawmaking and improve public confidence

Bagbin: ‘We must rise above partisanship’ as second session begins

Speaker Alban Bagbin urges Members of Parliament to rise above partisanship as the Second Session of Ghana’s Ninth Parliament begins, calling for unity, discipline, and accountability

Prioritize national interest over partisanship – Clerk to Parliament 

Clerk to Parliament, Ebenezer Ahumah Djietror, urges MPs and the media to prioritize national interest over partisanship as Parliament resumes the second session of the 9th Parliament in Ghana

Greater Accra REGSEC declares Nmai Djorn security zone, warns developers

REGSEC has declared the disputed Nmai Djor lands in Adenta a security zone and suspended all development activities amid rising tensions between the Nungua Stool and the Okpelor Sowah Din Family

Controller withholds salaries of 2,563 workers after nationwide headcount

The Controller and Accountant-General’s Department has suspended the salaries of 2,563 government workers who failed to participate in the 2025 nationwide headcount exercise, following an Auditor-General’s recommendation

Security is everyone’s responsibility, let’s protect Ghana’s peace – Mahama

President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to strengthening the military amid limited resources, citing rising security threats and the need for national cooperation

OSP applauds Mahama for halting bill to scrap anti-graft office

The Office of the Special Prosecutor has praised President John Mahama for stopping a bill that sought to abolish the anti-corruption agency and transfer its powers to the Attorney-General.