PAC : COME UP WITH SPECIALIZED POLICIES TO KEEP YOUR WORKERS - ABENA OSEI ASARE The chairperson for the Public Account Committee, Mrs Abena Osei-Asare has advised the cybersecurity authority to come up with a good package and policies to attract and retain their workers. She said this when the Acting Director- General of Ghana 's Cyber Security Authority, Mr Divine Selase Agbeti appeared before the public account committee in parliament to answer some questions concerning their institutions. She added that, the authority should speak to the minister of finance, Mr Cassiel Ato Baah Forson and come up with specialized structures to halt the frequent resignation of workers.

A Heartfelt Thank You to Andel from the Nat Arthur Foundation Ghana Team! The entire Ghana team of the Nat Arthur Foundation extends our deepest gratitude to Andel for her remarkable generosity and support. Your contribution goes far beyond financial assistance—it is a symbol of hope, compassion, and shared purpose. Your support strengthens our mission here in Ghana, enabling us to reach more communities, create sustainable opportunities, and uplift lives. Each initiative we carry out—from educational programs to community development projects—is fueled by the kindness of people like you. The Ghana team is truly inspired by your commitment, Andel. Your contribution empowers us to make a lasting difference and reminds us that, together, we can transform lives and build a brighter future. On behalf of the Nat Arthur Foundation Ghana, thank you for standing with us and believing in the impact we can create. ✨ #ThankYou #NatArthurFoundation #GhanaTeam #MakingADifference #

**“On behalf of the Nat Arthur Foundation, the entire team in Ghana would like to extend our profound and heartfelt gratitude to Yolanda for her exceptional generosity and support. Your donation is not just a contribution—it is a beacon of hope that enables us to continue our mission of empowering communities, transforming lives, and creating lasting impact. Through your kindness, we are able to expand our programs, reach those in need, and bring meaningful change to the people we serve. Acts of generosity like yours remind us that together, we can build a brighter future for countless individuals and families. Yolanda, your commitment to making a difference inspires us all, and your name will forever be part of the positive stories we are creating every day. From the bottom of our hearts, and on behalf of every life your gift will touch, the Nat Arthur Foundation team in Ghana says: Thank you for believing in our mission and for helping us create a better tomorrow.”

*Majority Leader Attributes Bawku Conflict to NPP Administration* The Majority Leader, Mahama Ayariga, has attributed the conflict in Bawku to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration. Speaking during the 2025 Mid-year Budget Review debate, Ayariga claimed that the problem in Bawku was caused when a rival chief was appointed under the NPP administration. Ayariga emphasized that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government is not running away from the Bawku issue. He stated that Bawku was a peaceful place from 1984 to 2001 and that the current problems were caused by the NPP. Ayariga expressed confidence in President John Dramani Mahama's ability to resolve the Bawku conflict once and for all. "President John Dramani Mahama will solve the problem once and for all," he said. The Majority Leader offered to debate the issue of Bawku and provide records to support his claims. "If you want us to debate it, I can fix a date. I will debate it and I'll give you the records," he s

Speaker Alban Bagbin Commends Parliament’s Leadership, Urges Renewed Commitment During Recess The Speaker of Parliament Rt Hon Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin through the first deputy speaker Hon. Bernard Ahiafor, delivered his closing remarks to mark the end of the first session of the Ninth Parliament, offering commendation and guidance to Members of Parliament and parliamentary staff. In his address to the House, Hon. Ahiafor expressed deep appreciation to the First and Second Deputy Speakers for their competence, dedication, and effective leadership in presiding over proceedings during his absence. He also commended the leadership on both sides of the aisle for their efforts, reminding them that Parliament is not a courtroom but a political institution founded on deliberation, negotiation, and consensus building. Hon. Ahiafor further praised the Clerk of Parliament, the Deputy Clerk, and the entire Parliamentary Service staff for their unwavering procedural rigor and technical