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No official vehicle shall be acquired by appointees of the current administration - Government

No official vehicle shall be acquired by appointees of the current administration - Government


Published on 2024-12-11 20:41:17 - Ghanaweb.com
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  • The Office of the President has reiterated its directive prohibiting political appointees from acquiring official government vehicles as the current administration comes to an end.

The article from GhanaWeb reports that the Ghanaian government has issued a directive prohibiting the acquisition of official vehicles by appointees of the current administration. This decision, announced by the Chief of Staff, Akosua Frema Osei-Opare, aims to reduce government expenditure and promote fiscal responsibility. The directive specifies that no new vehicles should be purchased for ministers, deputy ministers, and other appointees until further notice. Instead, existing vehicles will be maintained and redistributed as needed. This policy is part of broader austerity measures to manage the country's economic challenges and ensure that public funds are used more efficiently.

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