Legal practitioner Abraham Amaliba argues that Ghana’s Constitution does not expressly mandate the extensive public vetting of nominees conducted by Parliament.

The minister made the revelation during an interview on Onua Maakye on August 28, while discussing the state of development and the challenges facing the region.

He reassured that the government would maintain the performance

The hospital recorded 55 maternal deaths between January and June 2026, compared with 78 deaths recorded during the same period in 2025.

The Supreme Court @150 National Constitutional Moot Court Competition formed part of activities marking the 150th anniversary of Ghana's Supreme Court

President Mahama explained that non-custodial sentences will apply to minor offences, saving taxpayer funds

The promise we made to farmers that they will earn 70% of the world market price of cocoa is also contained in this bill

They discussed the challenges facing small-scale mining and practical reforms to promote responsible mining

The minority boycotted proceedings, citing the irregular procedure adopted by the leadership of the Committee as their reason.

The system which would help identify the nature and charges of properties would be centrally monitored to ensure accountability

The nominee also urged consideration of a related platform for Parliament, to be linked with the Judicial Service, the legal profession and other relevant state institutions.

Once the creation is stated in the Constitution

The Governor reaffirmed the Bank of Ghana's commitment to strengthening market infrastructure

The conference is affiliated with YOUNGO, the official youth constituency to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

While acknowledging the Catholic Church’s significant contribution to education in Ghana, Andaban said attempts to turn the issue into a partisan political matter risk distorting the facts.

aYo Ghana won top honours at the Ghana Insurance Awards, having insured 8.6 million lives and paid GH¢44m in claims over nine years in mobile microinsurance.

The Council says schools are increasingly dealing with challenges including bullying and cyberbullying, drug abuse, examination malpractice, gangsterism, assault and sexual misconduct.

According to the Council, discussions involving stakeholders have been frank and constructive, providing the two communities with an opportunity to share their concerns and aspirations for lasting peace.

The National Council of Parent-Teacher Associations welcomes the teaching of Chinese and Arabic as potential additions to Ghana's educational opportunities.

?Following deliberations, the three utilities agreed on immediate interventions.