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The refurbished floor of Ghana’s Parliament was Tuesday, November 4, 2014 opened for members to carry out their legislative work.
MPs can now vote electronically on matters before the House.
The main chamber of the House now has new leather seats, larger television and voting screens, and new carpets.
Speaker of Parliament, Edward Doe Adjaho assured a training programme has been scheduled for the MPs to enable them properly utilize the new digital equipment.
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