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Senate Rejects Proposal To Scrap 28-Day Vetting Deadline For Public Appointments - Kahawatungu
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Appointments Committee to vet final batch of Deputy Minister nominees on July 25
Parliament’s Appointments Committee is set to vet four deputy ministerial nominees on Friday, July 25, in what will mark the final round of assessments for President John Mahama’s deputy ministerial appointments. The nominees scheduled to appear before the committee are: James Gyakye Quayson, MP for Assin North – nominated as Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Dorcas Affo-Toffey, MP for Jomoro – nominated as Deputy Min…
Senate Rejects Proposal To Scrap 28-Day Vetting Deadline For Public Appointments - Kahawatungu
The Senate Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee has rejected a proposal that sought to abolish the 28-day timeline within which Parliament is required to vet nominees for public appointments. The proposal was contained in the Public Appointments (Parliamentary Approval) (Amendment) Bill, 2025, sponsored by Senator Okong’o Omogeni. It aimed to remove timelines for vetting, the automatic approval clause after time lapse, and the Natio…
"The state apparatus and system will be cleansed of the servants of the mafia, and all that remains for you is to whine in chorus and try to impose toxic narratives in order to collapse the fight against clans and organized crime, and in this way justify your role as helpers and political exponents of the mafia."
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