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Wa Central: Rashid Pelpuo plants tree at proposed mental home in Wa

Member of Parliament for Wa Central Constituency, Dr . Hassan Rashid Pelpuo has joined the Bahass Foundation, a mental health advocacy organization, in planting trees at the Foundation 39;s proposed site for mental home at Guli, near Wa in the Upper West Region .

Minority warns against unauthorised multi-year contracts, threatens punitive action

The Minority in Parliament has issued a stern warning to Ministries, Departments, and Agencies to refrain from signing long-term contracts without first seeking approval from the Legislature, as required by the Public Financial Management Act.

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Sentor Seth Lewis Responds to Chicago Bears Stadium Plan and Funding Request

State Senator Seth Lewis (R-Bartlett) has voiced his concerns regarding the new stadium plan unveiled by the Chicago Bears, which would require Illinois taxpayers to cover half of the project's costs. In a statement issued in response to the stadium details and funding arrangement, Senator Lewis highlighted the importance of accountability for both taxpayers and fans.Senator Lewis, serving as the Minority Spokesperson for the Appropriations-Public Safety & Infrastructure Committee, expressed his intentions to closely scrutinize the Sports Finance Authority's Fiscal Year.

'Dumsor' hits Parliament during SONA debate

Parliament experienced a power outage today during the day’s proceedings.

Minority warns of looming power crisis

The Minority in Parliament has expressed concern about the recent power outages in Ghana, saying it is a sign of a looming crisis in the country's power sector.

Dumsor situation exacerbating due to gradual collapse of power sector – John Jinapor

A holiday message from Illinois State Senator Erica Harriss

As we head into the final week of this year, I want to sincerely thank you for allowing me to serve as your State Senator for the 56th District. Nearly 12 months ago, I took an oath of office to represent our community and this experience has been an incredible honor.

WAEC has still not paid examiners, invigilators due to govt's indebtedness – Nortsu-Kortoe –

Government still indebted to WAEC as organisation struggles to pay examiners and invigilators - Nortsu-Kortoe

The Minority Spokesperson on Education, Peter Nortsu-Kotoe, says the government of Ghana’s indebtedness to the West African Examination Council (WAEC) is having a heavy toll on the operations of the organization.