Speaker Prof Mike Oquaye turns 76 today

MPs back $20.9m tax waiver for Tamale Airport

Minority threatens to boycott Parliament if house extends sittings

Parliament passes Corporate Insolvency Bill, 2019

Parliaments approves €139.4m for Bolgatanga-Bawku road

Parliament tells staff to go home

I’m not ready for needless risk - Sam George tells Speaker as he boycotts parliament

I did not breach parliamentary procedures - Minority Leader to Speaker

I'll be professional with the Minority but won't hesitate to point out their wrongs - Speaker

Tone down your language when you are angry – Majority Leader to Muntaka

Ghanaians will now understand that parliament needs a new chamber - Speaker

'Do things the right way' – Speaker tells Minority leader

Minority walks out of Parliament over lack of quorum

You are abusing parliament - Muntaka tells Speaker

Minority walks out of parliament over Corporate Insolvency Bill

Two MPs and five staff members advised to stay out of Parliament

Parliament to approve re-imposition of restrictions bill

Attorney-General lays Restrictions Bill before Parliament

Akufo-Addo summons Speaker, leadership of parliament

Parliament begins extended sittings today

Speaker bans handshakes over coronavirus scare

Parliament grants tax waiver to GIS to clear weapons

Speaker awards hardworking MPs and ministers

Parliament ignores victims, families of Kintampo accident?

Reserve 25 seats for women – STRANEK-Africa lobbies parliament

Engage experts on national discourse - Professor Mike Oquaye to media

Provide us with tablets, internet if you want to ban use of phones - Ras Mubarak to Majority leader

Parliament to ban use of mobile phones by MPs in chamber

We’ll resist mobile phone ban in Parliament - Minority MPs

Parliament to ban use of mobile phones by members

Ghana’s Parliament will collapse without me – Assibey-Yeboah boasts

Minority abstains as parliament approves controversial $23.9m tax waiver

Ban on accident vehicles: Minority demands withdrawal of bill

North Tongu Youth Parliament inaugurated

Parliament to discuss the filth situation in Accra

Do not react to Speaker’s order with insults - Moshake