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Today, the Supreme Court will hear a case challenging the approval of new ministers.

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Today, the Supreme Court will hear a case challenging the approval of new ministers.
Today, the Supreme Court will hear a case challenging the approval of new ministers.

“a declaration that a Minister of State or Deputy Minister of State who has had his appointment revoked, terminated, or relieved of his portfolio by the President may not be re-assigned to another Ministerial or Deputy Ministerial office without prior approval of Parliament, based on a true and proper interpretation of Articles 78(1) and 81(a) of the 1992 Constitution.”

“a declaration that, upon a true and proper interpretation of Articles 78(1) and 81(a) of the 1992 Constitution, a Minister of State or Deputy Minister of State shall be subject to the requirement of prior Parliamentary approval before that Minister of State or Deputy Minister of State is re-appointed as a Minister or Deputy-Minister of State once the President has revoked, terminated, or relieved of that portfolio.”

“a declaration that the Ministers of State and the Deputy Minister of State, whose appointments were revoked on February 14, 2024, cannot be re-assigned or re-appointed to other Ministerial and Deputy Ministerial offices without prior approval of Parliament, upon a true and proper interpretation of Articles 78(1) and 81(a) of the 1992 Constitution.”

“a declaration that the President of the Republic of Ghana has violated Articles 78(1) and 81(a) of the 1992 Constitution by failing and/or refusing to seek the prior approval of Parliament before purporting to re-assign the Ministers of State and the Deputy Minister of State whose appointments were revoked, terminated, or relieved of their portfolios on February 14, 2024.”

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