[Ghanaian Times] The Minority Caucus in Parliament has opposed the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, describing the exercise as unconstitutional and contrary to the Standing Orders of Parliament, resulting in a walkout by its members on the Appointments Committee yesterday.
Ghana: Minority Challenges Legality of Supreme Court Nominees’ Vetting · Stages a Walkout
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