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Clerk to Parliament laments inadequate working spaces for legislative work

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Clerk to Parliament laments inadequate working spaces for legislative work

THE Clerk to Parliament, Reverend Ebenezer Ahumah Djietror, has bemoaned the lack of adequate working space and facilities for Parliament, saying the situation affects the work of the institution and its members. He recalled the 2019 “Drop that Chamber” campaign, a public and social media…

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