James Agalga has been appointed as the new Majority Leader in Parliament by the National Democratic Congress (NDC), following a cabinet reshuffle led by President John Dramani Mahama, according to Yen.com.gh. The change comes amid broader ministerial adjustments within the government.
The appointment marks a strategic move within the ruling party, reinforcing internal leadership structures ahead of upcoming legislative sessions. Agalga, a seasoned politician, is expected to play a key role in shaping legislative agendas and representing the NDC's interests in parliamentary debates.
President Mahama has also been strengthening diplomatic ties with Jamaica, as highlighted by a recent state visit. During the visit, he honored the legacy of Marcus Garvey, a prominent figure in African diaspora history, and delivered a historic address at the Parliament of Jamaica. This visit underscores Ghana's commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and cultural ties with the Caribbean nation. (gbcghanaonline.com)
