Politics
(VIDEO) Parliament of Ghana Resumes Sittings After Recess, Delay Noted in Proceedings
Lawmakers return to the House for legislative business, though sittings were yet to begin hours after the scheduled start time.
- Parliament resumes sittings after recess.
- Proceedings delayed beyond 10:00 a.m. schedule.
- MPs expected to continue legislative and oversight duties.
Parliament of Ghana is expected to resume its sittings today following the end of its recess, with Members of Parliament returning to the House to continue legislative business.
According to a communication from the Speaker of Parliament, the House was scheduled to reconvene at 10:00 a.m. this morning.
However, our Correspondent, Martin Kwabena Ahwireng Quaye reports that as of 11:30 a.m., proceedings were yet to begin, with the Chamber still appearing inactive despite the official notice.
The resumption marks the continuation of parliamentary work after the break, during which lawmakers are expected to deliberate on key national issues, consider bills, and provide oversight on government activities.
From Martin Kwabena Ahwireng Quaye
