Halifax Ansah-Addo

The Minority in Parliament has explained that the side abstained from the 3-day orientation programme held at the Volta Serene Hotel in Ho for Members, ostensibly to cut cost as the programme could have been held in the Chamber to save…
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“The President again came to this House with a familiar story; the usual lamentations.  He packaged it in a language as though we have a new beginning. Mr. Speaker if the President has any concerns, his duty is to fix it,” the Minority…
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Members of Ghana’s Parliament have called for a united front to resolve what they describe as the free-for-all sale of illicit addictive opioids in the open market and the growing abuse of same by the country’s youth. Among the reasons…
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The rising number of appointees of the Akufo-Addo led government being invited to investigative bodies for questioning has birthed an eerie  apprehension among their colleague former-appointees and an unsettling uncertainty on which of them…
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Former President Nana Akufo-Addo has announced he is retiring from active partisan politics as a contended man comforted by the reality that Ghana’s multi-party democracy has come to stay and to grow- the very quest for which his entire…
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Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, yesterday told Parliament that Ken Ofori-Atta, the former Finance Minister recently declared a fugitive of justice has promised to voluntarily return to Ghana between May 14 and May 30, 2025. Mr.…
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The 2025 edition of World Radio Day (WRD) was marked yesterday February 13 under the theme “Radio and Climate Change” to highlight the way radio broadcasting can be used to set an agenda for throwing the searchlight on the issues of climate…
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“Daughter of a murderer, sit down! Daughter of a murderer, sit down!” was how someone in the Chamber of Ghana’s Parliament yelled at and described  Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings,  biological daughter of the late former President Jerry John…
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It is a classic example of glorified-hypocrisy that Mr. Emmanuel Bedzrah, the Member of Parliament who was captured on video telling journalists that he would physically beat up any colleague Parliamentarian who would come near his seat, is…
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Per discussions on the floor of Parliament on Wednesday February 5, 2025, Members were in agreement that the challenging issue of impersonation on social media platforms, and misinformation needs some urgent attention and solution.…
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