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Food rotting on farms while SHSs go hungry – Annoh-Dompreh blasts gov’t

Dumsor is bleeding jobs and hope – Annoh-Dompreh hits Mahama gov’t over power crisis

Farmers are losing Hope – Minority Chief Whip warns cocoa price cuts could trigger smuggling crisis

Annoh-Dompreh sues Bono Regional Minister, media house over cocoa smuggling claims; demands GH¢30m

Ghana clinches key Pan-African Parliament role as Annoh-Dompreh takes health and labour chair

No last-minute surprises – Annoh-Dompreh demands clarity on arrears at Pan-African Parliament

Minority calls for revisit of Akufo-Addo’s proposal to rename UG after J.B Danquah

Bring the truth to Parliament – Annoh-Dompreh demands answers on tariff hikes, delayed payments

Fury in Parliament as Kyebi youth hit back over Deputy Lands Minister’s ‘drinking with pigs’ claim

Minority Chief Whip demands urgent briefing over mysterious killings

‘This cannot be entertained’ – Minority criticises Mahama over silence on statutory funds

Minority Chief Whip raises concerns over ambiguities in Gold Board bill

Minority Chief Whip calls for mandatory CSR law to drive sustainable development

Minority Chief Whip calls for more resources for NMC to tackle indiscipline in the media

Minority Chief Whip slams gov’t, says it failed to dedicate funds for galamsey fight

Asawase MP reports constituency chairman’s murder allegation to party hierarchy and police

Minority confident of kicking out Ofori-Atta by end of censure motion vote today

‘If we jubilate at their three, they could jubilate at our ten’ – Muntaka Mubarak

Minority Chief Whip files motion to revoke Bagbin’s referral of three MPs to Privileges Committee

Supreme Court’s decision ‘an attack on Parliament’ – Minority Chief Whip

Minority Chief Whip, Muntaka Mubarak provides over 15k uniforms to 70 school

E-levy Bill: Minority wants more consultation done before being tabled before Parliament

As Majority Leader be circumspect with your utterances – Muntaka advises Kyei Mensah Bonsu

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