2 stories tagged “Minority Leader”.
Accusing the Minority Leader of a "sustained, relentless campaign of lies," the GoldBod CEO says he has reached out to new Majority Leader James Agalga to help arrange a Public Accounts Committee summons, since Afenyo-Markin has so far chosen press conferences over Parliament's own accountability tools.
The GoldBod CEO says the Auditor-General's audited accounts show no adverse findings, argues the IMF report never blamed GoldBod for the Bank of Ghana's $1.7bn Domestic Gold Purchase Programme losses, and has challenged Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin to summon him to Parliament, as the Minority stands by its demand for accountability.
Prof Ernest Kofi Davis says the Ghana Education Service can move teacher promotion records online, but the final decision rests with the Controller and Accountant‑General’s Department.
The global ranking, featuring 900 multinational employers, saw South Africa dominate Africa’s top spots while Nigeria and Egypt slipped to the bottom of the continent’s representation.
The founder of Perez Chapel International warned Ghanaians that unchecked online chatter can spread falsehoods and degrade public discourse, urging fact‑checking and dignity.
Ghana’s citizens are now the first reporters on the ground, using phones and social media to spotlight injustices—sometimes even catching the President’s eye.
The Securities and Exchange Commission unveiled a two‑day summit on 2‑3 November at the Kempinski Hotel, aiming to forge a continent‑wide framework for tokenisation and responsible digital finance.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy named Ghana among 47 countries whose citizens Russia allegedly conscripts, sparking calls for a national response.
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