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Gov't to roll-out eight additional interventions under Ghana CARES programme — Ken Ofori-Atta LISTEN MAY 9, 2021 Government will, this month, start rolling out eight additional interventions under the Ghana's Coronavirus Alleviation and Revitalisation of Enterprises Support Scheme (Ghana-CARES) programme, to create more jobs and boost the ailing Ghanaian economy. The 100-billion Ghana cedi programme, also known as "Obaatanpa" would witness the implementation of various projects in the health, agriculture, tourism, trade, digitization and technology as well as housing and social services ...

  The Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, has estimated that it will cost government US$10 billion to fix all dilapidated roads in Ghana. The Minister said this when responding to a question from the media on Sunday, during the Minister's press briefing. The question was relevant following agitations by the #Fixthecountry. campaigners calling the government to fix the country's bad road network. The Minister recounted some of the social intervention services provided Ghanaians, especially the vulnerable during the COVID-19 lockdown including provision of free electricity to one million life...

Nu het openluchtzwembad in Sint-Maartensdijk, zwembad Haestinghe, voor twee jaar dichtgaat voor renovatie, is er nergens meer een plek om te zwemmen. Wim Scherpenisse uit Sint-Maartensdijk wil daarom dat de dam bij het strandje aan de Oosterschelde opgeknapt wordt.

The Minority in Parliament has accused the Akufo-Addo government of excessive borrowing.

  “The total public debt has increased from GHS122 billion, which is 69% of GDP to GHS291.6 billion, which is 76.1% of GDP, as of the end of December 2020,” says the Caretaker Finance Minister, Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu The Majority leader who was standing in for Finance Minister-designate, Ken Ofori Atta,  presenting the 2021 budget statement in Parliament blamed the increase in the debt stock on "non-recurrent burdens. According to him, " the debt stock and the debt to GDP ratio are the following non-recurrent burdens that we had to deal with as a matter of urgency; the physical impact o...