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Professor Kwaku Asare is a US-based Ghanaian lawyer and accountant The Cape Coast High Court judge whose ruling annulled the 2020 Parliamentary election results in Assin North, made a mistake in his ruling, a United States based Ghanaian Professor, Kwaku Asare has said.
The Cape Court High court on Wednesday July 28 annulled the 2020 parliamentary election result.
A cost of 10, 000 has been awarded against the Electoral commission and 30 thousand against Joe Gyekye Quayson who until the cancellation of the result was the Assin North MP.
The presiding judge, Justice Kwasi Boakye said Mr. Quayson was “restrained from holding himself out as Member of Parliament-elect for the Assin North constituency within the Central Region of the Republic of Ghana and further presenting himself to be sworn in as Member of Parliament-elect as such until the final determination of the petition.”
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Gobind Singh Deo (left) and Mohamed Hanipa Maidin.
KUALA LUMPUR: Two opposition lawmakers have filed motions to refer Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan to the Parliament s Rights and Privileges committee for allegedly misleading the Parliament over the revoked Emergency Ordinances.
Gobind Singh Deo (PH-Puchong) said he and Mohamed Hanipa Maidin (PH-Sepang) had filed the motions regarding the Minister in the Prime Minister s Department (Parliament and Law) based on what had transpired on Monday (July 26) in Parliament. I want the Speaker to make a ruling regarding this and whether we will be allowed to debate the motion, he said in Parliament on Wednesday (July 28).
PETALING JAYA: Some 1.2 million individuals aged below 18 in Malaysia have registered to get vaccinated, said Khairy Jamaluddin.
The Science, Technology and Innovation Minister said this was out of the 20.13 million people who have registered to get vaccinated as of July 26.
“There is a total of 20,134,971 people who have registered for their vaccination, or the equivalent of 61.7% of the entire Malaysian population of 32.7 million people,” said the the coordinating minister of the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme
Khairy added in his briefing session in Parliament on Wednesday (July 28) that of this, 18.8 million people are those aged 18 and above while 1.2 million people are individuals below the age of 18