Accra: Mrs Deborah Ampofo, the President's Nominee as the new Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for the Ga East Municipal Assembly (GEMA) has been confirmed with a 100-percent-vote. The new MCE received 14 out of 14 votes at the just-ended special General Assembly meeting following the inauguration of the sixth Assembly of the GEMA. The exercise was conducted by the Ga East Municipal Electoral Commission, led by the Municipal Electoral Officer, Ms. Janet Koranteng, and under the supervision of the Greater Accra Electoral Officer, Ms. Gladys Tenkorang. In her acceptance speech, Mrs Ampofo expressed immense gratitude to the President for considering and nominating her to serve in the high office and assured the residents of her determination to advance the development of the Municipality from where her predecessors left off. 'I would like to take this opportunity to thank the President of the Republic for nominating me and also my Assembly Members, I thank them very much and I promise that we will be wo rking together to make the Ga East municipality very peaceful.' In a related development, the Assembly Member for the Kwabenya Electoral Area, Mr Bright Paul Mintah, was elected the Presiding Member (PM) for the Assembly (GEMA), at the special general Assembly meeting. Mr Mintah, who stood unopposed, secured 13 out of 14 votes from members present. He pledged to support the MCE and the Assembly members to work assiduously to develop the area. 'I know our main developmental challenges are poor roads, sanitation and security and I will collaborate with the MCE, Heads of Departments and institutions to help address these challenges', he stated. Mr Mintah succeeds Mr Jesse Nii Noi Anum, a former Assembly Member for Haatso. Source: Ghana News Agency President Kais Saied has issued directives for the immediate restoration of the Kasbah Mosque in Tunis, during an unannounced visit he made on Monday evening. According to a Presidency press release, the President inspected the state of neglect in the Kasbah Mosque, which has been closed since 2011. "This mosque is one of Tunisia's Islamic landmarks, ordered to be built by the founder of the Hafsid state Abu Zakariya al-Hafsi, and was completed in 633 AH, corresponding to 1235 AD." Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse