POLITICS

Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana return to work

Following the suspension of their strike, members of the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) are now back at work. The members could be seen performing their regular tasks and attending to clients. JUSAG started a nationwide strike, accusing the government of ignoring repeated requests to implement updated pay …

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Chief Justice nominee appears before Appointments Committee

Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, a candidate for Chief Justice, testified before the Appointments Committee and answered questions about the Judicial Service, backlogs in court cases, a recent Supreme Court decision, and other current affairs in the nation. The nominee also discussed her thoughts on the perception of corruption in the judicial …

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Speaker courts support for Ghana Nuclear Energy Programme

Rt Hon Alban S. K. Bagbin, Speaker of the House of Parliament has urged for consistent and long-term funding for Ghana’s nuclear energy program. He asserted that substantial consideration must be given to financial issues for a sustainable program, such as the Nuclear Energy Programme, to accomplish its intended goal. The …

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Parliament declares Assin North seat vacant

Following the Supreme Court’s decision on James Gyakye Quayson’s ability to hold the Assin North seat, Parliament through its Clerk has declared the seat vacant. On May 17, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling directing Ghana’s Parliament to remove James Gyakye Quayson’s name from the roster of lawmakers representing …

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Dr Bawumia picks nomination form to contest NPP presidential primary

In preparation for the party’s presidential primary in 2024, Fred Owure, a former vice-chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has collected nomination documents on behalf of Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. The vice-president previously informed the Parliament’s Majority Caucus of his intention to run in the governing NPP presidential primary …

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