7 stories tagged “alexander afenyo-markin”.
JoyNews’ flagship programme will tackle the costly South‑Africa evacuee operation, the controversial EC deputy chair appointments, a sexual abuse scandal at Obuasi Senior High Technical School and the dismissal of a defamation suit against the Ghana Gold Board CEO.
The Minority Leader of Ghana’s Parliament called for autonomous, impartial legal advice to safeguard constitutional functions at the opening of the 8th Africa Colloquium of Legal Counsel to Parliaments.
The Minority Leader called on legal counsel in Parliament to resist procedural manipulation that could silence minority voices, emphasizing independent advice as a cornerstone of democracy.
Ghana’s Minority Leader warns that the current design of the Ghana Gold Board fails to separate legal gold from illicit mining, threatening forests and water supplies.
The Minority Leader in Parliament called on the Economic and Organised Crime Office to shift focus from opposition MPs to the financiers behind Ghana‑linked drug trafficking.
Alexander Afenyo‑Markin said Speaker Alban Bagbin erred in tying Parliament’s oversight to ongoing court cases, insisting the inquiry should examine systemic issues.
Gomoa Central MP Kwame Asare Obeng says he has faced intense pressure over the past two days following deadly clashes in New Winneba.
The San Francisco‑based AI firm will earmark a growing portion of its equity for public good projects, expanding the share allocation as its market value rises.
The French president called for restraint following a week‑long wave of protests that turned violent across Paris, Marseille and other cities.
The company hosted a nutrition and food‑security workshop for upper primary students at Kpone Methodist Basic School, serving freshly baked bread and spaghetti made from its own products.
The nation’s democratic record is shadowed by a debate over whether its state was born from consent or inherited colonial administration.
The army was handed a fleet of 15 KIA utility, 15 four‑by‑four, and 15 six‑by‑six troop‑carrying vehicles on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, as part of a government retooling drive.
The abolition of a 20% excise duty on local fruit juices and the Feed the Industries Programme could unlock Ghana’s first industrial‑agri hub, creating jobs and export potential.
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