Minority Questions GH¢49m South African Evacuation Bill
Nana Ayeh Asafo-Adjei with Frank Annoh-Dompreh The Minority in Parliament has questioned the reported GH¢49 million expenditure incurred by the government in evacuating Ghanaians from South Africa, demanding documentary Read More... The post Minority Questions GH¢49m South African Evacuation Bill appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
The Minority in Ghana's Parliament has raised questions about the reported GH¢49 million cost of evacuating Ghanaians from South Africa. The Minority Party wants to see detailed records to verify the government's expenditure claims. Deputy Ranking Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Nana Ayeh Asafo-Adjei, stated that while the Minority supports the government's decision to evacuate Ghanaians, the financial accounts must be transparent.
The government had disclosed that 1,964 Ghanaians were evacuated at a cost of GH¢49,000,721.76. The Minority is seeking documentary evidence to reconcile the various figures associated with the exercise, including the breakdown of costs for flights, air tickets, ground transportation, feeding, hotel accommodation, medical care, reintegration allowances, and contributions from other sectors.
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