PARLIAMENT HAS passed into law the Customs (Amendment) Bill, 2020 that is seeking to amend the Customs Act, 2015 (Act 891) to provide incentives for automotive manufacturers and assemblers under
Parliament Approves GH¢3.6b Mini Budget
The Appropriation Bill for the Supplementary Estimates of GH¢6,370,355,925.82 will be passed today when Parliament is expected to rise for its long recess. Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta on Monday presented
Parliament Approves UDS Wa Campus Conversion
Parliament has endorsed the conversion of the Wa Campus of the University of Development Studies (UDS) into an autonomous university. The new university, DGN Online, is informed, is to be
Parliament Backs Off Luxury Chamber Project
The Parliamentary Service Board has accordingly taken the development of the proposed $200 million luxury Chamber out of its agenda. It follows intense pressure from Ghanaians to halt such a
Luxurious $200m Chamber Brouhaha: Parliament ‘Begs’ Citizens
Parliament has appealed to citizens to be mindful of the rules and regulations governing the conduct of the public in its gallery, even as they express their grievances over the
Parliament Passes New Companies Bill
Ben Abdallah Banda Parliament has passed the Companies Bill, 2018 to make it easier to do business or establish a company in the country. The bill was passed when parliament
Parliament Ratifies South Deepwater Tano Petroleum Agreement
John Peter Amewu, Energy Minister Parliament has endorsed the revised petroleum agreement for the South Deepwater Tano (SDWT) Block. With this ratification, AGM Petroleum Ghana Limited (AGM) can now begin
Speaker Recalls Parliament On Monday April 29
Prof. Mike Oquaye The Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Mike Oquaye, has recalled Parliament from recess on Monday, April 29 to consider some important parliamentary business, including the completion of work
Mahama’s Minister Bypassed Parliament In Reviewing $200m Housing Deal
Samuel Atta Akyea IT HAS emerged that former Works and Housing Minister under the erstwhile John Mahama’s administration, Collins Dauda, bypassed Parliament in reviewing the $200 million Saglemi Housing Project.