Be Cautious with Allegations in Parliament – ACEPA tells MPs
Executive Director of the African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr. Rasheed Draman, has urged Members of Parliament to exercise caution and responsibility in[…]
Don’t Mistake Stability for Invulnerability – Speaker Bagbin Warns as New Democracy Project Launches
The Speaker made these remarks at the official launch of the “Political Inclusion and Consensus Building Project,” organised by the African Centre for Parliamentary[…]
Consensus Building will Accelerate National Development — Speaker
The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has called for conscious consensus-building in Ghana’s politics to help do away with the winner-takes-all practice,[…]
Mpraeso MP Davis Ansah Opoku commends ACEPA’s Political Inclusion and Consensus Building Project
The Member of Parliament for Mpraeso, Davis Ansah Opoku, has expressed strong support for the Political Inclusion and Consensus Building Project launched by the[…]
Inclusive Governance key to Stronger Democracy — Patricia Appiagyei
The Deputy Minority Leader in Parliament, Patricia Appiagyei, has underscored the crucial role of inclusive governance and gender-responsive lawmaking in fortifying democracy. She stressed[…]
Poverty Driving Child Labour in Ayensuano District
An oversight visit to the Ayensuano District by Members of Parliament and officials from UNICEF Ghana and ACEPA has revealed that poverty and parental[…]
Drokrochiwa Chief Rejects Galamsey Bribe
The Chief of Drokrochiwa Dawu in the Eastern Region, Barimah Ogyenhobo Anom, has boldly rejected a bribe from illegal miners who sought permission to[…]
Child labour persists in Ayensuano as over 10,000 children remain out of school
Child labour continues to pose a serious threat to the well-being and future of children in Ghana, with the situation in the Ayensuano District[…]
NDC’s Parliamentary super majority poses risks if misused – ACEPA
The Executive Director of the African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs, Dr. Rasheed Draman, has cautioned the Majority in Parliament against abusing their two-thirds dominance.[…]
Akwatia seat brouhaha: Ghana’s laws, Standing Orders of Par’l do not provide room for sympathy, mourning or emotions – Dr. Draman
Dr. Rasheed Draman, Executive Director of the African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), has bemoaned the 1992 Constitution’s insensitivity regarding procedures upon the demise[…]
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Today, Parliament’s Committee on Human Rights held a capacity-building and pre-field briefing ahead of oversight visits in the Eastern Region.
“If there is no agreement on basic rules, we will continue to see these things play out.”
Discussions covered migration, child labour, Ghana’s UPR recommendations and effective engagement with children and communities.
Our ED, Dr. @DramanRasheed, joined Ghana Tonight on TV3 to discuss the recurring disruptions in Parliament’s Appointments Committee.
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