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Minority Rebut Hon. Samuel Nartey George Over DSTV Impasse. The Minority members on Parliament's Communication and Information Committee have responded to comments made by H GOVT TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR PRISON FEEDING FROM GHC 1.80 TO GHC 5. The government of Ghana through the interior minister,Alhaji Muntaka Mohammed - Mubarak and the Finance GHANA RISKS COMPROMISING NON-ALIGNED STANCE ON GAZA CONFLICT- MINORITY. Ghana's Minority Caucus in Parliament has expressed concerns over the country's foreign policy stanc
Minority Rebut Hon. Samuel Nartey George Over DSTV Impasse. The Minority members on Parliament's Communication and Information Committee have responded to comments made by H GOVT TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR PRISON FEEDING FROM GHC 1.80 TO GHC 5. The government of Ghana through the interior minister,Alhaji Muntaka Mohammed - Mubarak and the Finance GHANA RISKS COMPROMISING NON-ALIGNED STANCE ON GAZA CONFLICT- MINORITY. Ghana's Minority Caucus in Parliament has expressed concerns over the country's foreign policy stanc
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10/01/2025 • 20:31
Minority Rebut Hon. Samuel Nartey George Over DSTV Impasse. The Minority members on Parliament's Communication and ...
Minority Rebut Hon. Samuel Nartey George Over DSTV Impasse. The Minority members on Parliament's Communication and Information Committee have responded to comments made by Hon. Samuel Nartey George, Minister for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovations, regarding the ongoing DSTV impasse. In a press statement signed by Hon. Matthew Nyindam, Ranking Member of the Committee on Information and Communication on 1st October 2025, the Minority accused Hon. George of arrogance, disrespect, and pomposity. Mr Nyindam noted that Hon. George's stance on the DSTV impasse appears to have shifted, from demanding a 30% price reduction to accepting upgrades in packages. Demanding for Clarification, the Minority has asked Hon. Sam George to explain the reason behind this change in stance and accounts for the revenue collected from the GH¢10,000 levy imposed on DSTV since its inception. Despite Hon. George's insults, the Minority reiterates their commitment to their duties and prof
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10/01/2025 • 20:31
Minority Rebut Hon. Samuel Nartey George Over DSTV Impasse. The Minority members on Parliament's Communication and ...
Minority Rebut Hon. Samuel Nartey George Over DSTV Impasse. The Minority members on Parliament's Communication and Information Committee have responded to comments made by Hon. Samuel Nartey George, Minister for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovations, regarding the ongoing DSTV impasse. In a press statement signed by Hon. Matthew Nyindam, Ranking Member of the Committee on Information and Communication on 1st October 2025, the Minority accused Hon. George of arrogance, disrespect, and pomposity. Mr Nyindam noted that Hon. George's stance on the DSTV impasse appears to have shifted, from demanding a 30% price reduction to accepting upgrades in packages. Demanding for Clarification, the Minority has asked Hon. Sam George to explain the reason behind this change in stance and accounts for the revenue collected from the GH¢10,000 levy imposed on DSTV since its inception. Despite Hon. George's insults, the Minority reiterates their commitment to their duties and prof
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09/30/2025 • 16:51
GOVT TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR PRISON FEEDING FROM GHC 1.80 TO GHC 5. The government of Ghana through the interior m...
GOVT TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR PRISON FEEDING FROM GHC 1.80 TO GHC 5. The government of Ghana through the interior minister,Alhaji Muntaka Mohammed - Mubarak and the Finance Ministry has allocated 40million Ghana cedis for prison feeding. With a proposal to increase the daily feeding allowance from GHC 1.8 to GHC 5 Ghana cedis per inmate. Appearing before the Public Accounts Committee of parliament on 30th September 2025, Alhaji Muntaka Mohammed said the Ghana Prisons Service is working to improve the welfare of inmates and address congestion in prison. The prison service granted amnesty to over nine hundred (900) first time offenders reducing congestion from 36% to 33%. He added that, Agricultural initiatives by the ministry to cultivate land and produce food for inmates, reducing reliance on government funding. He further explained that the Service is setting up industries within prisons to engage inmates in productive activities such as furniture-making, sanitary pad pr
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09/24/2025 • 21:26
GHANA RISKS COMPROMISING NON-ALIGNED STANCE ON GAZA CONFLICT- MINORITY. Ghana's Minority Caucus in Parliament has ...
GHANA RISKS COMPROMISING NON-ALIGNED STANCE ON GAZA CONFLICT- MINORITY. Ghana's Minority Caucus in Parliament has expressed concerns over the country's foreign policy stance regarding the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip. Addressing the media on Wednesday 24 September 2025, The Ranking member on the foreign Affairs committee, Mr Samuel Abu Jinapor emphasized the need for consistency and balance in Ghana's pronouncements on international conflicts to maintain the country's credibility as an impartial actor. Explaining further, guided by Article 40 of Ghana's Constitution, which includes promoting Ghana's national interests, adhering to international law, and fostering respect for international cooperation. Tradition of Non-Alignment and Impartiality Ghana has historically maintained a posture of non-alignment, mutual respect, and peaceful co-existence, enabling the country to engage credibly with all sides in conflicts. he said. He added that, risks of taking sides descri
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09/24/2025 • 19:37
GHANA'S MINORITY CAUCUS RAISES CONCERNS OVER US DEPORTEES AGREEMENT. Ghana's Minority Caucus in Parliament has expre...
GHANA'S MINORITY CAUCUS RAISES CONCERNS OVER US DEPORTEES AGREEMENT. Ghana's Minority Caucus in Parliament has expressed strong concerns over the country's agreement with the United States to accept third-country nationals deported from the US. The Minority Caucus reiterates its call for the government to suspend the agreement's implementation until parliamentary ratification is obtained. Speaking to the media, the Ranking member for the Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Mr Samuel Abu Jinapor highlighted that the agreement breaches Article 75 of Ghana's Constitution. He urged the government to provide clarity on the processes, safeguards, and implications of receiving these deportees. He again reiterates its call for the government to suspend the agreement's implementation until parliamentary ratification is obtained. The minority revealed that, the agreement could harm Ghana's reputation for principled diplomacy, rooted in non-alignment, regional solidarity, and res
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09/24/2025 • 18:33
ATIWA EAST DCE SEEKS SOLUTIONS FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING FOR GOVT WORKERS. The District Chief Executive for Atiwa Eas...
ATIWA EAST DCE SEEKS SOLUTIONS FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING FOR GOVT WORKERS. The District Chief Executive for Atiwa East Ernest Owusu Ntim giving his vision for development for the district have highlighted the challenges faced by government workers due to the high cost of living particularly in Atiwa East and some of the mining communities. Addressing the media, he stated that, looking at the cost of rent in these areas, workers use more than 30% of their salaries on rent. He explained that, this has led the departures of nurses, doctors, teachers and other government workers. Mr Owusu Ntim emphasized that, the assembly will try to have an untouchable development levy account which will generate money from the mining companies in the district. The funds collected will therefore be used to build affordable apartments and accommodations for these government workers.
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09/23/2025 • 21:20
ATIWA EAST DCE SEEKS SOLUTIONS FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING FOR GOVT WORKERS. The District Chief Executive for Atiwa Eas...
ATIWA EAST DCE SEEKS SOLUTIONS FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING FOR GOVT WORKERS. The District Chief Executive for Atiwa East Ernest Owusu Ntim giving his vision for development for the district have highlighted the challenges faced by government workers due to the high cost of living particularly in Atiwa East and some of the mining communities. Addressing the media, he stated that, looking at the cost of rent in these areas, workers use more than 30% of their salaries on rent. He explained that, this has led the departures of nurses, doctors, teachers and other government workers. Mr Owusu Ntim emphasized that, the assembly will try to have an untouchable development levy account which will generate money from the mining companies in the district. The funds collected will therefore be used to build affordable apartments and accommodations for these government workers.
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09/23/2025 • 17:45
FIGHT AGAINST GALAMSEY : Local-Based Approach the Best Solution. The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Atiwa East...
FIGHT AGAINST GALAMSEY : Local-Based Approach the Best Solution. The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Atiwa East, Mr. Ernest Owusu Ntim, emphasizes that a local-based approach is the best way to combat illegal mining (galamsey) in Ghana. Speaking to SATA Radio UK, he advocated for a national dialogue involving all DCEs at mining assemblies to discuss solutions and measures rather than declaring a state of emergency. Mr. Owusu Ntim highlighted that supervision and irresponsible mining are Ghana's biggest problems. Even those with legal mining documents can engage in illegal activities without proper oversight. Documentation Over Military Intervention Instead of deploying military security to mining areas, he suggests proper documentation and record-keeping of miners to track companies violating mining regulations. Local-Based Approach Success that worked in the district, he cited Asaman Tafo a local-based approach to mining worked effectively. As part of Corporate Soci
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09/19/2025 • 18:34
*Asene Manso Akroso DCE Plea for Government Support Amidst Infrastructure Challenges* District Chief Executive for ...
*Asene Manso Akroso DCE Plea for Government Support Amidst Infrastructure Challenges* District Chief Executive for Asene Manso Akroso, Mr. Eric Ahinakwah, is calling for more government support to tackle challenges in the district. He highlighted issues including poor infrastructure, unemployment, bad roads affecting a key market, and poor school buildings. Mr. Ahinakwah personally funded a school project and urged the government to do more beyond the three allocated schools. He emphasized that road improvements could boost economic activity and revenue, noting a budget target of GHC 600,000 in revenue.
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09/18/2025 • 18:46
*Tarkwa Nsuaem MCE Appeals for Inclusion in President’s "Big Push" Initiative Amidst Road Challenges* Municipal Chi...
*Tarkwa Nsuaem MCE Appeals for Inclusion in President’s "Big Push" Initiative Amidst Road Challenges* Municipal Chief Executive for Tarkwa Nsuaem, Mr. Ebenezer Cobbina, is calling on the central government to consider Tarkwa Nsuaem in the "big push" initiative by President John Dramani Mahama. Speaking to the media after answering questions before the local government and rural development in parliament, Mr. Cobbina highlighted that roads in Tarkwa are a major challenge. He noted efforts to reshape roads using drip machines and mentioned projects completed with MP Issah Salifu Taylor, including a six-unit classroom block and a community centre. Ongoing projects include two health facilities—a health centre and a CHIP compound.
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09/12/2025 • 16:09
UK INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTER PAYS COURTESY CALL TO GHANA'S PARLIAMENT. The Minister for International Devel...
UK INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTER PAYS COURTESY CALL TO GHANA'S PARLIAMENT. The Minister for International Development of United Kingdom Baroness Chapman has paid a courtesy call to Ghana's Parliament. The Rt Hon Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin speaker of parliament chaired a discussion forum which focused on the UK’s longstanding partnership with the Parliament of Ghana, as well as opportunities to deepen collaboration following the June 2025 launch of a new technical support programme funded by the UK and delivered through the World Bank. The discussions also explored opportunities for the UK-World Bank Parliamentary project to support enhanced engagement between elected officials, expert agencies and civil society, including through the Parliamentary Citizens’ Bureau. Delivering her speech, Madam Baroness Chapman acknowledged that, gender parity across parliaments globally and commended Ghana's Democratic progress underscoring the importance of protecting democrat
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09/12/2025 • 15:31
Atta Mills settles a Mother's debt over GHC 4.100 At Elimina Poly Clinic. The member of parliament for Komenda Edina...
Atta Mills settles a Mother's debt over GHC 4.100 At Elimina Poly Clinic. The member of parliament for Komenda Edina Eguafo Abirem , Hon, Samuel Atta Mills, has settled the debt and set free a frustrated mother who was detained at the Elimina Poly Clinic for her inability to pay medical bills after two weeks of treatment. According to the lawmaker and ranking member on the public accounts committee, he encountered the Dutch Komenda woman when he took a patient to Elmina Polyclinic for treatment. The woman narrated to him that her son, who was admitted and treated for two weeks, has been detained by management of the facility due to an unpaid medical bill of ghs 4,100.00. He further promised to visit the family to ensure that the boy continues his education without any hindrance.
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09/09/2025 • 23:19
*Minority Caucus Condemns Persecution, Calls for Protection of Dissenting Voices* The Minority Caucus has expressed ...
*Minority Caucus Condemns Persecution, Calls for Protection of Dissenting Voices* The Minority Caucus has expressed grave concern over the arrest and remand of Mr. Kwame Baffoe, Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), on charges of "offensive conduct conducive to a breach of the peace." The Caucus sees this as part of a broader pattern of suppressing dissent and harassing journalists, social commentators, and opposition figures through arbitrary arrests and detentions. In a statement signed by the Minority Second Deputy Whip, Mr Jerry Ahmed Shaib stated that, the Caucus believes that the government's actions are aimed at silencing voices of dissent and accountability. He highlighted that the government's neglect of urgent national crises, such as the communal violence in northern Ghana, which has claimed lives and displaced thousands. They drews attention to threats against political leaders, including the Minority Leader, and calls for serious investigation