The Minority in Parliament has threatened to block the introduction of any bill by the Executive if the Chairman of the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee, Kwame Ayimadu Antwi continues to delay the passage of the Anti-LGBT Bill.

The Minority MPs’ are demanding for a bi-partisan committee to thoroughly review the processes and the procedures adopted by the Electoral Commission in the 2020 elections.

Government statistician incurs wrath of Organized Labor for declaring that public sector workers are heavily overpaid by as much as 2,000 cedis on the average compared to their output.

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#FixTheCountry convener Okatakyie Afrifa says the movement cannot trust the Ghana Police Service to

oversee their demonstration on June 4, without harming them. This, according to him, is the reason why they wrote to the Police to inform them of the presence of private security personnel and the possibility of armed demonstrators.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has also added its voice to the widespread condemnation which has greeted the Ghana Police Service’s letter to the British High Commissioner to Ghana. According to the party, the response was unwarranted.

The Majority in Parliament has accused Speaker, Alban Bagbin of impatience for asserting the legislature is broke. Addressing the media on Friday morning, Majority Chief Whip, Frank Annoh-Dompreh revealed that an outstanding GH₵25 million allocation for goods and services for Parliament had been released while the Speaker was telling the whole world the institution was broke.

The Northern Regional Police Command has arrested six persons in connection with the ongoing regional executive elections at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium. According to the Regional Crime Officer, Supt. Bernard Baba Ananga, the suspects looked suspicious and appeared to be people plotting to create mayhem at the venue.

The Dome-Kwabenya Member of Parliament, Sarah Adwoa Safo, has addressed issues concerning her absence from Parliament and threats from some party members to have her seat declared vacant. In an exclusive interview on JoyNews’ The Pulse on Thursday, May 26, the Gender Minister who is still not in the country mentioned family as the cause of her absence.