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Georgia Recorder Georgia Senate Republicans filed a host of election bills this week, aiming to ban no-excuse absentee ballots and drop boxes like the one outside of Fulton Countys College Park Library voting precinct in the June 2020 primary. John McCosh/Georgia Recorder Georgia Republican senators launched a concerted attempt at overhauling state voting laws this week, proposing to end automatic opt-in voter registration when Georgians get a driver’s license, no-excuse absentee voting an...

Majority New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Parliament has refuted claims by the Minority National Democratic Congress (NDC) that it did not support the motion to provide reliefs to students of public tertiary institutions.

The Majority Caucus has debunked claims by the Minority National Democratic Congress (NDC) that it did not support the motion to provide reliefs to students of public tertiary institutions.

NPP Refutes Minority’s Claim Of Not Supporting Relief For Students

  Parliament has by a voice vote disapproved the Private Members motion moved by Hon. Mahama Ayariga MP for Bawku Central. Debate on the Motion was characterized by partisanship. Whilst Members from the Minority caucus who contributed to the debate supported the motion, Members from the Majority Caucus argued against it. The motion moved by Hon. Ayariga requested the President to take urgent steps to absorb fees of students in Public Tertiary Institutions and to extend support to accredited Pr...

  The Majority Caucus, made up of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Group and Independent MP, have maintained that they form the Majority Caucus in Parliament, and its leader is the Majority Leader of the House. Accordingly, they expect their colleagues from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to respect the position, even if it is one person that gives them the supremacy in terms of numerical strength. Additionally, they called on Speaker Alban Bagbin to hold this view as such so that there wo...

NDC has obstructionist agenda to frustrate govt business – Majority Caucus LISTEN Alexander Afenyo Markin Members of the Majority Caucus in Parliament have accused their colleagues on the National Democratic Congress (NDC) side of harbouring an “obstructionist agenda” intended to “frustrate government business.” The Deputy Majority Leader, Alexander Afenyo Markin, said “we say it here and now that our colleagues have an obstructionist agenda and the same must be condemned, for wan...

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Graphic Online BY: Emmanuel Bruce 30.5k Shares 705 The Leadership of Parliament has recommended that the composition of committees and other parliamentary delegations, groupings, associations and the Committee of Selection be based on the ratio 138:137 for the Majority Caucus and Minority Caucus respectively. That, it said, would be in line with established practice and Order 154 of the Standing Orders of the House. After two days of meeting, the leadership in its report to the House noted tha...

Haruna Iddrisu, MP, Tamale South The National Democratic Congress Caucus on Thursday insisted that the NPP Group cannot claim a majority in the House despite a letter by Mr Andrew Asiamah Amoako, the Independent MP for Fomena to associate with the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Group in Parliament. Mr Asiamah Amoako has written to Speaker Alban Bagbin to officially indicate his willingness to associate with the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Side in the House. “I Andrew Asiamah Amoako, an Independent M...