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The Interior Minister-designate, Ambrose Dery and Roads Minister-designate, Amoako Atta, Tuesday, appeared before Parliament's Appointments Committee for vetting.
The two appointees gave an account of four years in office during President Akufo-Addo's first administration to the Committee.
So far, 10 ministerial nominees have passed through the vetting process.
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