Speaking on Thursday, February 12, 2026, at the launch of Parliament’s five-year corporate strategic plan, Bagbin lamented the infrastructural limitations that continue to hinder the work of the House. According to him, even routine decision-making has been difficult, as consensus is often required before voting can take place. Bagbin also emphasised that the strategic plan is designed to strengthen Parliament’s institutional capacity, improve efficiency, and ensure that the legislature is equipped to meet the demands of modern governance. “Now we are trying to upload an IT where we can have e-voting in the House. Minority demands immediate arrest over unlawful closure of NHIS office in Tema CentralVKB/VPOWhat some cocoa farmers said about government's new reforms

Source: GhanaWeb February 13, 2026 13:12 UTC