A former Corporate Affairs representative for the Social Security and National Insurance to Trust (SSNIT) has said the representatives of Organized Labor on the Board are to be blamed for the controversies regarding the sale of the hotels.

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The Supreme Court has set July 17, 2024, to rule on Dr Amanda Odoi’s application for interlocutory injunction against the transmission of the anti-gay bill to the presidency by Parliament. According to the apex court, another application filed by media personality and lawyer, Richard Dela Sky will also be addressed on the same day.

Ambulance Procurement Trial and matters arising.

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The Majority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has announced a shake-up of the majority leadership in parliament. As part of this, Obuasi West MP Kwaku Kwarteng, has been removed as Chairman of the Finance Committee. Mr Kwarteng will now become the Majority Spokesperson/Chairman of the Economy Committee.

The Board Chair of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), Elizabeth Ohene, has unequivocally defended the integrity of the process that resulted in the selection of Rock City owned by Food and Agriculture Minister, Bryan Acheampong, as the preferred bidder to acquire a 60% stake in four SSNIT-owned hotels.

Angel Carbonu, President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), strongly warns SSNIT against selling its hotels. He emphasizes that the Association’s response will be significant if the management proceeds with the sale of four hotels.