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Kwasi Agyei, Controller and Accountant‑General, announced that teachers whose promotion files are validated by October 16 will see their arrears added to November salaries, while those cleared later will receive payments in the next payroll cycle.
The Controller and Accountant‑General’s Department has completed processing promotion records for all 52,000 teachers and will finish verification next week, paving the way for payment of adjustments and arrears.
The Ghana Association of Banks has announced it will halt new loans to public sector employees as non‑performing loans climb, following a directive from the Bank of Ghana.
The Controller and Accountant‑General’s Department confirmed it has processed and released promotion‑related salary adjustments and arrears for 6,079 teachers, with the remaining cases pending documentation.
The Ashanti Regional Branch of the National Democratic Congress has called for a transparent investigation after seven civilians were killed and 13 injured during a NAIMOS operation in Manso Keniago.
The organisation has transferred a solar‑powered business centre to women in the Northern Region, aiming to boost local entrepreneurship and reduce poverty.
The Jospong Group will replace its diesel fleet with electric vehicles, backed by solar mini‑grids and new charging stations, as part of Ghana’s clean‑energy push unveiled at the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has called on international buyers to add value to Ghanaian cocoa within the country, as the government targets 50% local processing by 2028 and full value‑chain by 2030.
President John Dramani Mahama sat down with UTAG President Professor Vera Ogeh Fiador to tackle issues from research funds to student hostels and the GTEC dispute.
The commission convened a stakeholder workshop to refine the second edition of Ghana’s M&E Manual, aiming to embed evaluation into policy design and strengthen accountability across public institutions.
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