Ghanaian government institution responsible for local government administration, currently promoting digital transformation and capacity-building initiatives.
The Head of the Local Government Services, Professor Lord Mensah, has urged human resource practitioners within Ghana’s Local Government Service to embrace the digital revolution to enhance efficiency and improve service delivery. …
The Head of the Local Government Service, Professor Lord Mensah, has urged human resource practitioners within Ghana’s Local Government Service to embrace the digital revolution to enhance efficiency and improve service delivery. …
The Local Government Service has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Celltel Networks Limited to strengthen the Service’s information technology infrastructure and accelerate the digital transformation of local government administration. …
… Three of the five would then be shortlisted, including at least one woman, after vetting by a committee comprising representatives of the Ministry of Local Government, the Public Services Commission and the Local Government Service. …
… The delegation was led by the Head of the Local Government Service, Prof. Lord Mensah, who was in Kumasi for training workshops for directors in the Ashanti Region. …
… It also urged the President to direct the Minister for Finance to grant financial clearance for the recruitment of qualified graduates with disabilities into other public institutions, including the Local Government Service, Civil Service and the Ghana Revenue Authority. …
… The chairman of the programme and Head of the Local Government Service, Professor Lord Mensah, said sustainable national transformation could not be achieved through policy reforms or legislation alone but required a fundamental change in mindset. …
The Energy Commission has concluded a nationwide capacity-building programme for officers of the Local Government Service, aimed at strengthening the integration of energy efficiency requirements into Ghana’s building permit and development control processes. …
The Energy Commission has concluded a nationwide capacity-building programme for officers of the Local Government Service, aimed at strengthening the integration of energy efficiency requirements into Ghana’s building permit and development control processes. …
The Head of Local Government Services has called on human resource practitioners to embrace digital systems to improve efficiency and service delivery, warning that those relying on analogue methods risk being left behind as the public service advances digitally.
The Head of Local Government Services has called on human resource practitioners to embrace digital systems to improve efficiency and service delivery, warning that those relying on analogue methods risk being left behind as the public service advances digitally.
The Head of the Local Government Service has told HR practitioners to embrace digital systems to improve efficiency, warning that those relying on analogue methods risk being left behind. He also stressed the importance of providing accurate data for decision-making as the public service introduces new digital systems.
The Local Government Service has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Celltel Networks Limited to strengthen its IT infrastructure and accelerate digital transformation of local government administration. The partnership aims to establish a technology hub where young people can develop digital skills and citizens can access public services through technology.
The Institute for Democratic Governance opposes the government's proposal to have the President nominate five persons from whom three would contest District Chief Executive elections, saying it would exclude political parties and individuals not aligned with government and undermine free democratic choice. IDEG has long advocated for direct election of DCEs by the people without presidential intervention.
Ghana's NGOs should focus on building the capacity of local government institutions (MMDAs) rather than replacing them with project-based services that disappear when funding ends. This approach protects democratic accountability and ensures sustainable service delivery.
The Coalition of Unemployed Graduates with Disabilities has issued a one-week ultimatum to the government to employ qualified members excluded from a recent Ghana Education Service recruitment exercise that hired about 7,000 teachers. The group says it submitted 200 qualified graduates with disabilities for consideration but none were hired, despite a government commitment to reserve at least five per cent of public sector jobs for persons with disabilities.
The Paramount Chief of Assin Kushea called on administrators to uphold ethical standards to curb corruption and strengthen institutions, telling the 8th Annual Administrators Conference of CIAMC that integrity, accountability and professionalism are crucial to institutional success.
The Energy Commission has completed a nationwide capacity-building programme for local government officers aimed at integrating energy efficiency requirements into Ghana's building permit and development control processes. The programme, supported by UNEP and the Ministry of Local Government, equipped participants from Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies to serve as Energy Efficiency Champions within their respective assemblies.
The Energy Commission has concluded a nationwide training programme for local government officers aimed at integrating energy efficiency requirements into Ghana's building permit and development control processes. The training, supported by UNEP and the Ministry of Local Government, equipped participants to serve as Energy Efficiency Champions within their respective assemblies.
Ghana Environmental Health Practitioners Association has called for an Environmental Health Council to regulate professional standards, licensing, accreditation and ethics within the profession. The Association also urged government to strengthen the environmental health workforce by recruiting and deploying qualified graduates to address staffing shortages across Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies.
The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection said government is committed to strengthening Ghana's child protection system through sustainable financing and stronger partnerships with development partners, civil society, the private sector, and communities to protect children from labour exploitation and guarantee their rights and well-being.