The 12th edition of National Democratic Congress (NDC) focused on the controversial Agyapa Mineral Royalties deal.
This comes after the agreement was approved without the support of the Minority in Parliament.
Two years ago, the house passed the Minerals Income Investment Fund Act 2018 which establishes the Fund to manage the equity interests of Ghana in mining companies, and receive royalties on behalf of government.
The purpose of the fund is to manage and invest these royalties and revenue from equities for higher returns for the benefit of the country.
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