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The cost per voter in the just ended 2020 Presidential and Parliamentary elections amounted to about GHS 40.

  The Electoral Commission (EC) has explained that open-competitive tendering and best procurement processes led to a reduction in the cost per voter in the 2020 elections. Those processes, Mr. Michael Boadu Director for Training at the Commission explained, opened up for other companies to bid for the various components of procuring materials for the elections. While it cost GH¢75.57 ($13) per voter in the 2016 elections, the EC spent GH¢44.66 ($7.7) per voter in last year’s elections. That made the Commission make total savings of GH¢523,409,980 or $90,243,100. The cost per voter in t...

  The Electoral Commission (EC) has explained that open-competitive tendering and best procurement processes led to a reduction in the cost per voter in the 2020 elections. Those processes, Mr. Michael Boadu Director for Training at the Commission explained, opened up for other companies to bid for the various components of procuring materials for the elections. While it cost GH¢75.57 ($13) per voter in the 2016 elections, the EC spent GH¢44.66 ($7.7) per voter in last year’s elections. That made the Commission make total savings of GH¢523,409,980 or $90,243,100. The cost per voter in t...

File photo of voters registers The cost per voter in the just ended 2020 Presidential and Parliamentary elections amounted to about GH¢40.78 translating into seven (7) US-Dollars seven (7) cents. This is a drastic reduction from the previous cost of the exercise held in 2016, which was about GHS 70 translating into thirteen dollars. Mr Michael Boadu. Director for training at the EC who disclosed this said the Commission made a massive total savings of GH¢523,409,980 (million) or $90,243,100 (million). He noted that what led to the cost of reduction were stringent steps taken by the Commiss...

Professor Kwasi Opoku-Amankwa, Director-General, Ghana Education Service (GES) Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Professor Kwasi Opoku-Amankwa, has revealed that 10million face masks have been distributed to schools after the reopening, in order to help fight the spread of the Coronavirus. He stated also that that 9.9million hand sanitizers have been distributed. Addressing the media on Thursday, January 28, Prof Opoku-Amankwa gave the breakdown of the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that have been distributed to the schools nationwide. “Face mask, 10 million, Hand ...