
Audio By Carbonatix
The Minority Spokesperson on Finance, Dr. Benjamin Kumbuor says Parliament refused to approve two loan agreements for the Presidential Complex and the Ghana@50 celebrations because government had not yet accounted for the initial funds.Government was seeking an extra 15 million dollars for the presidential complex and 11.8 million dollars for the Ghana at 50 celebrations, but Parliament 0n Friday refused approval of the two loan agreements on account of the Minority’s refusal to support it.Dr. Kumbour told Joy News the Ghana@50 secretariat needed to account for the 20 million dollars they were given for the jubilee celebrations first.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Police hunt suspects after gunfire triggers chaos at Kotoku Onion Market
23 seconds -
Health Ministry partners private sector to boost public education on safe healthcare practices
11 minutes -
GhIE demands independent audit of GH¢110bn Big Push road programme
12 minutes -
Heavy rainstorm causes power outages in Ashanti Region – ECG
13 minutes -
Abuakwa MP supports constituents to mark Easter celebration
14 minutes -
CAF U-17 AFCON: Ghana handed tricky opponents in Group D
17 minutes -
Manhyia South MP decries unchecked commercialisation of residential areas, warns of extinction
17 minutes -
U-17 AFCON 2026: Ghana drawn in tough group as Black Starlets eye World Cup return
19 minutes -
NRSA recommends strict enforcement of laws banning right-hand drive imports
26 minutes -
‘Don’t belittle our intelligence’ – Methodist Bishop criticises Kwakye Ofosu over LGBTQ comment
26 minutes -
Ghana’s crude oil output declines for 6th consecutive year – PIAC
30 minutes -
$434m in oil revenue allocated to Big Push Programme — PIAC
30 minutes -
Ghana’s oil production hits 694 million barrels since 2010 – PIAC report
39 minutes -
Ghana records 7.5% economic growth in January 2026, services sector leads expansion
43 minutes -
One-cedi levy essential to keep power sector afloat- Ben Boakye
44 minutes