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Government Effects Changes in Independence Day Celebration. REPUBLIC OF GHANA PRESIDENCY COMMUNICATIONS www.presidency.gov.gh Sunday, February 23, 2025. Activities to commemorate the 68th Independence Day Anniversary To commemorate Ghana's 68th Independence Anniversary, the National Celebrations Planning Committee (NCPC) has finalised activities for the period. The planned activities are: 1. Commemoration of the 28th February Crossroad Shooting Incident on Friday, February 28, 2025. 2. Finals of a nationwide school quiz competition on Sunday March 02, 2025. 3. Finals of a nationwide debate competition on Tuesday March 04, 2025. 4. President's school children awards programme on Wednesday March 05, 2025. 5. Ceremonial parade at the forecourt of the Presidency on Thursday March 06, 2025. 28TH FEBRUARY EVENT Beginning this week, the Communications Subcommittee of the NCPC will roll-out an information and educational content for television, radio and social media, ahead of the Febr...

Government resolves CETAG's issues and urges them to call off the industrial action ie strike action.  Finally, the Upgrade to the Right Salary Grade Structure Has Happened!- Fair Wages and Salary Commission Table of Contents Finally, the Upgrade to the Right Salary Grade Structure Has Happened! Key Highlights from the Press Release: Recognition for Collaborative Efforts Call for Strike Suspension A Hopeful Future Finally, the Upgrade to the Right Salary Grade Structure Has Happened! In a significant move towards resolving salary discrepancies, the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) has confirmed the long-awaited migration of Colleges of Educationstaff to the University grade structure. This development follows extensive negotiations, governmental interventions, and the determined efforts of all stakeholders involved. Key Highlights from the Press Release: Migration Committee Formation: The government responded to the National Labour Commission (NLC) directive by forming a M...

 North Tongu MP Donates Bicycle To Female Students in his constituency. Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa shared the bicycles to some selected towns in his constituency go help the recipients have easy means of transportation to school. This was seen in a post the MP made on Twitter/X platform which reads: "In the spirit of Eid, and in continuing with my interventions to promote female education in Zongo Communities in my beloved North Tongu, I donated bicycles to female pupils to facilitate their transportation to and from school.  This phase covered the Juapong, Podoe, Tagadzi, Bukari Kope, Volo and Dramani Kope enclave.  Last year, phase one covered the Aveyime, Battor and Mepe corridor.  I am determined to help remove every barrier that militates against access, quality and equity.  Let’s keep motivating our children, particularly girls to avoid dropping out and remain committed in the pursuit of their educational dreams.  Happy Eid, folks.  #NorthTonguRising ...