Parliament has adopted the report of the Constitution and Legal Affairs Committee, paving the way for far-reaching reforms designed to widen access to legal education and reinforce professional training for lawyers in Ghana.
The approval follows the formal laying of the Legal Education Reform Bill...
Members of the Select Committee on Education embarked on a working visit to some senior high schools in the Greater Accra Region to assess the impact of the double track system and identify policy interventions to enhance operations and sustainability.
The committee visited Chemu...
Members of the Select Committee on Education embarked on a working visit to some senior high schools in the Greater Accra Region to assess the impact of the double track system and identify policy interventions to enhance operations and sustainability.
The committee visited Chemu...
A monitoring tour to a few private universities and senior high schools in the Greater Accra, Eastern, Volta, Western, and Central Regions is scheduled to begin today by the Parliamentary Education Committee.
Beginning on Monday, April 28, and ending on Friday, May 2, 2025,...
Parliamentarians are currently on a three-day retreat in Ho, the capital of the Volta Region, during which the Minority in Parliament is not participating.
Frank Annoh-Dompreh, the minority chief whip, indicated in Parliament that they had to avoid the retreat because they believed it would...
The Minority in Parliament has accused President John Mahama of breaching Section 4(1) of the Presidential Office Act by announcing appointments to his office without consulting the Council of State.
The Minority claims that the President made the appointments on January 21, 2025, despite the...
