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Western Region to witness massive boost in infrastructure – Darko-Mensah

+ The Western Regional Minister-designate, Kwabena Okyere Darko-Mensah has indicated that the Western Regional Coordinating Council (WRCC) will continue to implement policies and projects geared towards improving the quality of life for its citizens. He mentioned the dualization of Sekondi-Takoradi road link, interchange at Kwame Nkrumah and Paa Grant circles, development of petroleum hub facilities in Jomoro as well as hosting the Western Regional Business Summit as some of the projects that would be executed in 2021. He also mentioned the dualization of the Takoradi-Tarkwa highway, work on the Takoradi International Airport, the upgrade of the Effia-Nkwanta Regional hospital to a teaching hospital and a new Regional Hospital for Effia-Nkwanta, and the expansion of Sekondi-Takoradi water supply project as the rest of the projects to be executed.

Council Of State Aspirant Promises To Lobby For Salary/Cars For Assembly Members

  Kuoro Barecheh Nlowie Baninye II, an aspirants for the Member of Council of State elections in the Upper West Region has promised to lobby for the payment of monthly salaries and cars to Assembly members to facilitate their work. He said considering the enormous responsibilities and financial burdens on Assembly Members, it was important that their welfare was prioritised. Kuoro Baninye who said this in an interview with the GNA in Wa, promised that if elected, he would deliberately solicit the approval of the President, to address the issue of the monthly salary of the assembly members. Equally compelling is that, an appeal would be made to the President to urgently consider giving cars to our revered assembly members instead of motorbikes. This will not only make Assembly Members mobile, but, uplift their social status to commensurate their unflinching and enormous contributions to national development , he said.

Investments in infrastructure affect malaria funding in Nkwanta North

Investments in infrastructure affect malaria funding in Nkwanta North Funding for malaria activities in the Nkwanta North District of the Oti Region has been affected by investments in physical health infrastructure. At a validation meeting at Kpassa, it was revealed that there is no direct spending on malaria activities in the District. Mr. Nicholas Tetteh, a director for the malaria control program for the District, reported that he had since 2013 been submitting action plans on fighting the disease to the Assembly but had received no support. “We have lots of activities to fund including public education using the radio and public address (PA) systems. All were captured in the medium-term plan, but nothing!

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