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Dorothy Ofori-Sarpong, a caterer engaged by the Ashanti Regional School Feeding Programme to provide meals for school children has claimed she and her colleagues are bonafide members of the ruling New Patriotic Party, insisting that her claim cannot be controverted since it is an open secret. She maintained that the job is sacrificial hence it takes a party person to support the programme, which also explains the level of attrition that has attended the school feeding programme since inception b...

The Executive Director of Africa Education Watch, Kofi Asare, says the overly politicised nature of the School Feeding Programme has led to its many deficiencies.

Caterers on the School Feeding Programme in Ashanti Region have withdrawn their services over unpaid arrears. But picketing at the Regional Coordinating Council to register their pleasure over the unpaid arrears, they were chastised and disregarded by the Ashanti Regional Minister, Simon Osei Mensah. However, the problem remains unsolved. It is in this regard that […]

Caterers on the School Feeding Programme in Ashanti Region have withdrawn services over unpaid arrears.

Mr Kofitsey Martin Nyahe, the Akatsi South Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) has said that it remains undeniable that development of every district or Municipality would progress if proper revenue systems are put in place. “I want to stress the importance I attached to development through revenue mobilisation, because development must…

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Data from the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA), indicates that approximately 1.4 million tons of food in Ghana are either lost or wasted along the supply chain.