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Ghanaian MPs Propose 65-Year Age Limit for Parliamentary Candidates
Two Members of Parliament in Ghana have introduced a Private Members’ Bill to amend the 1992 Constitution, seeking to establish a maximum age limit of 65 for individuals running as parliamentary candidates.
3 Apr, 13:19 — 3 Apr, 13:54
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Two MPs push to bar candidates above 65 from Parliament - Graphic Online
Two MPs push to bar candidates above 65 from Parliament Graphic Online
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MPs push to bar candidates above 65 from Parliament
Two Members of Parliament have introduced a Private Members’ Bill seeking to amend Article 94 of the 1992 Constitution to set a maximum age limit of 65 for contesting parliamentary elections.
By Emma Ankrah
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First report: graphic-ghana · 3 Apr, 13:19|Full coverage: 2 · 35m|Window: 35m
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