Tag: Constitutional Governance
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Perlis Turmoil: PH Says It Affects Ruler and People Alike
Perlis Turmoil Draws in Ruler and Public The political tremors in Perlis are no longer a narrow, internal matter confined to party circles. Pakatan Harapan (PH) in Perlis argues that the brewing turmoil is impacting the state’s stability and harmony, reaching into the daily lives of the ruler and ordinary residents alike. As calls for…
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Perlis Turmoil: PH Says It Affects Ruler and People
Perlis Turmoil Reaches Beyond the Government The political storm in Perlis is no longer seen as a purely administrative crisis. Pakatan Harapan (PH) in Perlis has highlighted that the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the leadership challenges, including the position of Mentri Besar Mohd Shukri Ramli, has begun to disrupt the social and political fabric of the…
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AG Ayine Defends State Funding for Ghana’s National Cathedral in Supreme Court
Background: The National Cathedral Debate Your Questions, Ghana’s Fiscal Policy, and the National Cathedral The National Cathedral of Ghana has long been a flashpoint in public discourse, symbolizing a blend of national heritage, religious identity, and fiscal policy. As debates over the project funding intensified, Ghana’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Dr. Dominic Akuritinga…
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Constitutional Court Critics Call Reform a Political Move, Not a Genuine Change
Senior judge questions the basis of the proposed Federal Constitutional Court Pakistan’s judicial and political landscape is again in the spotlight as senior jurists weigh in on a controversial proposal: the creation of a Federal Constitutional Court. Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah, a respected figure among the judiciary, has openly challenged the reform, arguing that…