Top Government of Ghana’s Activities this week

June 20, 2020

Financial clearance given for the employment of 8,076 Nurse Assistant Clinical and NurseAssistant Preventive who completed in 2017.
GHC750 million paid to road
contractors from January 2020 to date bringing to a total of about GHc6 billion the amount paid road contractors since 2017.
Ghana Accountability and learning outcomes Project (GALOP) launched by President Nana Akufo-Addo to invest
US$219 million in 10O,000 low-perfoming basic schools to help drive standards and quality.
Ghana ranked 1st and 3rd Most Peaceful Country in West Africa
and all of Africa respectively the 14th Edition of the Global Peace Index, moving up 3 places since 2016 when Ghana ranked 6th.

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Ghana’s economy grows by 4.9%
in the 1st Quarter of 2020 despite
the destruction of the COVID-19
pandemic causing even top
economies worldwide to shrink
GHC686 million paid to NHIS Service Providers between 20 and 8th June 2020 to settle debts owed them including withholding taxes.
Construction of 10,000 tonne capacity solely Government owned Fish Processing Factory at Gyekiti in the Asuogyaman District begins.
520 modernised mini tractors in addition to doubles sided ploughs,trailers, mulchers, boom sprayers, mist blowers, threshers, rotovetess, corn crushers and rice rippers procured for smallholder farmers.
MoU signed with Global Railways Engineering Limited of South Africa for the establishment of a railways assembly plant in Ghana, feasibility study for the plant to take place within 4 months.
Ghana given the green light by the International Atomic Energy Agency to start 2nd phase of the 3 phase programme for its ambitious1Gigawatt Nuclear Power Plant following successful completion of the 1st phase.
Construction of Rice Processing factory begins in Hohoe in the Volta Region under 1DIF initiative project expected to be completed in 6 months.
Construction of two new bridges for Yapei and Buipe begins at the cost of US$68 million to replace the over 54
year old Buipe-Yapei bridges.

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