6 d. ago Mahama applauds Parliament for speedy approval of his ministerial nominees

President John Dramani Mahama has extended his appreciation to Parliament for the swift vetting and confirmation of his ministerial nominees, describing the process as an exceptional milestone in Ghana’s Fourth Republic.

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7 d. ago Ahiafor abruptly terminates vetting of Deputy AG nominee over disagreement with Afenyo

The vetting of the Deputy Minister nominee for Justice and Attorney General, Dr Justice Srem-Sai, ended abruptly after a disagreement between the Chairman of the Appointments Committee, Bernard Ahiafor, and the Minority leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin. What began as a routine question about his culture took a tense turn when the conversation shifted from routine questioning […]

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8 d. ago Appointment Committee approves ministerial nominees by consensus

The Deputy Appointment Committee Chair and Deputy Majority Leader, Kweku George Ricketts-Hagan, has announced that the ministerial nominees vetted on Monday, February 24 and Tuesday, February 25 have been approved by consensus.

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8 d. ago Prof Bopkin disappointed with performance of Deputy Finance Minister nominee at vetting

A professor of finance and economics at the University of Ghana, Prof Godfred Bokpin, has critiqued the performance of the Deputy Finance Minister nominee, Thomas Nyarko Ampem, during his vetting, highlighting both areas of disappointment and potential for growth.

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1 week ago Parliament to start vetting Mahama’s Deputy Minister nominees today

The Appointments Committee of Parliament will from today hold public hearings to vet President John Mahama’s nominees for various ministerial positions.

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1 week ago Vetting chaos: Do your report, we’ll be in the Chamber to hear it – Minority Leader tells probe chairperson

The Minority Leader in Parliament, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has issued a strong warning to the chair of the adhoc committee investigating the chaos that erupted during the January 30th vetting of ministerial nominees.

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2 w. ago Christianity vs. Freemasonry: 5 Incompatible Differences every Christian must know

During the vetting of ministerial nominees for President John Mahama’s administration, Mr. George Opare-Addo (a.k.a. Pablo) admitted being a Freemason and said he puts his trust in the “Grand Architect of the Universe” (GATU) during difficult times. Similarly, Honourable Alexander Afenyo-Markin, the Minority Leader of Ghana’s biggest opposition party, revealed in multiple interviews that he is both a committed Catholic and a Freemason.

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