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The Minority in Parliament has released a statement condemning the Ghana Police Service for their arrest and the brutality inflicted on the #OccupyJulorbiHouse demonstrators. This is their full statement The Minority in Parliament is outraged at and disappointed in the Ghana Police Service for unleashing a terror squad of police …

The Supreme Court has thrown out the injunction application filed against the e-levy. The apex court also directed the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to keep all records of deductions following the implementation of the electronic transaction levy. In a unanimous ruling, Presiding Judge Nene Amegatcher reading the judgment noted that …

Ghanaians on Twitter are dragging the General Manager of GHOne TV and ace broadcaster, Nana Aba Anamoah over the controversial e-levy cake post the EIB Network posted, claiming it was donated by Minority MPs. In videos and pictures widely circulated on the internet from the birthday party of Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, …

Martin Amidu has accused the Minority in parliament of clandestinely being in bed with the Majority when they could have been asking for the submission of a new budget to the House. He explained that it is shameful that the Minority seems to be using a smokescreen to blind Ghanaians …

Information from Kwame Asare Obeng known as A Plus indicates that the majority in Parliament and government delegations are in discussions with the minority to revise the 2022 budget which was rejected last week Friday. Kwame A plus revealed that his close source has hinted that the majority has sent …

News gathered by GhArticles.com indicates that the 2022 year budget dubbed “Agyenkwa Budget” has been rejected by the House of Parliament. The budget which was debated on today and voted for had 137 against it and 0 votes for it’s approval. This means that the new policies introduced by government …

The Minority in Parliament has slammed the Roads and Highways Minister Kwasi Amoako-Atta over his comments slighting Ghanaians who demonstrate in demand for better roads. The Minister called the bluff of such protesters arguing demonstrations do not fix or build roads. According to the minister, Amoako-Atta is appalled by educated …