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Debt growth has been slower under the Akufo-Addo government despite the massive investments made into social intervention programmes and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Majority Leader and the caretaker Minister for Finance, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu has said.
The defunct Special Development Initiatives Ministry was able to construct some 427 dams and 42 warehouses under various projects; former Minister, Mavis Hawa Koomson has said.
Graphic Online BY: Nana Konadu Agyeman & Emmanuel Bruce Category: General News 30.5k Shares 705 The Minister designate for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development, Mrs Mavis Hawa Koomson, says the defunct Special Development Initiatives Ministry was able to construct 426 dams under the One Village, One Dam initiative. Mrs Koomson, who was in charge of the ministry, told the Appointments Committee of Parliament on Thursday that the target was to build 560 dams in the five regions in the north. She said however that out of the target, 471 were executed, out of which 426 had been fully completed....
Farmers at Megogo, a farming community in the Bawku Municipality of the Upper East Region are appealing to the Government and NGOs to provide them with boreholes to save their gardens as the ‘One Village, One Dam’ (1V1D) project constructed in the area to assist dry season farming is drying up. Most of the farmers say the 1V1D in the community, which they depended on, was drying up faster than they imagined, and the little quantity of water in the dam could not water their crops to maturity. Crops such as tomatoes, okro, pepper, garden eggs, onions, cabbage, and lettuce among other gre...
1V1D: Bawku farmers appeal for boreholes as dam dries up LISTEN JAN 10, 2021 Farmers at Megogo, a farming community in the Bawku Municipality of the Upper East Region are appealing to the Government and NGOs to provide them with boreholes to save their gardens as the 'One Village, One Dam' (1V1D) project constructed in the area to assist dry season farming is drying up. Most of the farmers say the 1V1D in the community, which they depended on, was drying up faster than they imagined, and the little quantity of water in the dam could not water their crops to maturity.