Top 5 Bills Passed by Ghana’s Parliament in 2025
Ghana’s Parliament passed 27 bills in 2025, shaping the country’s economic, social, and governance landscape. Out of these, five stood out for their impact on citizens and national development.
Damian Owusu 
Ghana’s Parliament passed 27 bills in 2025, shaping the country’s economic, social, and governance landscape. Out of these, five stood out for their impact on citizens and national development.
1. Electronic Transfer Levy (Repeal) Bill
Passed on 26 March 2025, this bill abolished the controversial 1.5% E-Levy introduced in 2022.
The repeal was aimed at easing the cost of living and boosting digital financial inclusion.
2. Ghana Gold Board Bill, 2025
Passed on 28 March 2025, the bill established the Ghana Gold Board (GOLDBOD) to regulate gold mining and exports.
It seeks to curb illegal gold smuggling and strengthen state revenue collection.
3. Ghana Scholarship Authority Bill, 2025
Passed on 18 November 2025, this law created a central authority to manage all government scholarships.
It replaces the fragmented Scholarship Secretariat system, ensuring fairness and transparency.
4. Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 2025
Passed on 11 December 2025, the bill legalized the commercial use of motorcycles, tricycles, and quadricycles (okada) under strict regulation.
It also introduced provisions for electric vehicles, aiming to modernize Ghana’s transport system.
5. Bank of Ghana (Amendment) Bill, 2025
Passed on 18 December 2025, this amendment strengthened governance at the Bank of Ghana.
It introduced stricter checks to prevent mismanagement and align with international best practices.
These five bills reflect Parliament’s priorities towards 2026: economic reform, resource governance, education, transport modernization, and financial oversight. Together, they highlight Ghana’s effort to respond to public concerns and position the economy for sustainable growth.
