The period granted to committees auditing integration and recruitment operations in the civil service has been extended by two months since December 20, 2023, by virtue of Decree No. 86 of 2024 published in the Official Gazette. The text applies to public agencies, public institutions, public companies, companies with public shareholdings and all other public structures for recruitment procedures carried out between January 14, 2011 and July 25, 2021. The committees have been granted this extension to complete their audits and submit their reports to the Steering Committee under the supervision of the Prime Minister. Decree no. 2023-591 of September 21, 2023 sets out in detail how the general audit of integration operations is to be carried out in the structures concerned. According to Article 6, the audit committees should complete their work within two months of taking up their duties and submit their reports to the Steering Committee. Within one month of receiving the reports of the audit committees, the Chairman of the Steering Committee shall submit a final report on their work to the President of the Republic. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse Mr Mike Oquaye Jnr says he is ready to champion the development of Dome Kwabenya following his victory in the New Patriotic Partys (NPP) Parliamentary Primaries in the Constituency. The candidate-elect said he was hoping to win but did not expect a landslide victory in the polls, which ended Saturday afternoon. Mr Oquaye polled 1,194 votes of out 1715 valid votes cast. Ms Sarah Adwoa Safo, incumbent Member of Parliament, and Ms Sheela Sakyi Adomaa polled 328 and 186 votes respectively. Mr Oquaye, also the Chief Executive Officer of the Free Zones Authority, said he would rally his contenders, as the Party headed into the 2024 general election. 'This kind of vote comes with huge responsibility so we are prepared to take on the responsibility and do what we have to do for the delegates and the constituents at large,' he told reporters after the declaration. There was a rousing welcome from delegates at the polling centre when Mr Acquaye arrived at about 11:15 am to cast his ballot. Many delegates hailed him, giving a clear indication of how the polls would turn out, prior to the final declaration of results. Source: Ghana News Agency

The period granted to committees auditing integration and recruitment operations in the civil service has been extended by two months since December 20, 2023, by virtue of Decree No. 86 of 2024 published in the Official Gazette. The text applies to public agencies, public institutions, public companies, companies with public shareholdings and all other public structures for recruitment procedures carried out between January 14, 2011 and July 25, 2021. The committees have been granted this extension to complete their audits and submit their reports to the Steering Committee under the supervision of the Prime Minister. Decree no. 2023-591 of September 21, 2023 sets out in detail how the general audit of integration operations is to be carried out in the structures concerned. According to Article 6, the audit committees should complete their work within two months of taking up their duties and submit their reports to the Steering Committee. Within one month of receiving the reports of the audit committees, the Chairman of the Steering Committee shall submit a final report on their work to the President of the Republic. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse Mr Mike Oquaye Jnr says he is ready to champion the development of Dome Kwabenya following his victory in the New Patriotic Partys (NPP) Parliamentary Primaries in the Constituency. The candidate-elect said he was hoping to win but did not expect a landslide victory in the polls, which ended Saturday afternoon. Mr Oquaye polled 1,194 votes of out 1715 valid votes cast. Ms Sarah Adwoa Safo, incumbent Member of Parliament, and Ms Sheela Sakyi Adomaa polled 328 and 186 votes respectively. Mr Oquaye, also the Chief Executive Officer of the Free Zones Authority, said he would rally his contenders, as the Party headed into the 2024 general election. 'This kind of vote comes with huge responsibility so we are prepared to take on the responsibility and do what we have to do for the delegates and the constituents at large,' he told reporters after the declaration. There was a rousing welcome from delegates at the polling centre when Mr Acquaye arrived at about 11:15 am to cast his ballot. Many delegates hailed him, giving a clear indication of how the polls would turn out, prior to the final declaration of results. Source: Ghana News Agency