Audio By Carbonatix
Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia will tonight, address a Townhall meeting to highlight his government's infrastructure records since assuming office.
This follows the maiden edition held in Kumasi on February 11, 2020.
The event, dubbed "Bawumia Speaks" will come off at the Ghana Academy of Arts and Science in Accra at 6 pm.
It also forms part of the Results Fair organised by the Ministry of Monitoring and Evaluation, in collaboration with the Ministry of Information.
Among other things, the Vice President is expected to touch on major feats the current government administration has achieved as well as other projects being embarked on by the Akufo-Addo-led government.
The event will be streamed live on the Information Ministry's social media platforms and on a number of electronic media outlets nationwide including MyJoyOnline.com.
Latest Stories
-
Stephen Amoah warns Black Stars against complacency ahead of England clash
6 minutes -
UHAS, RGHI hold forum on menstrual hygiene, adolescent mental health
10 minutes -
Sunyani East NPP congratulates Miracles Aboagye on new appointment
13 minutes -
GHS to reach 8 million people with drugs on Neglected Tropical Diseases
16 minutes -
Police arrest suspected notorious masked armed robber, accomplice in Bolgatanga
18 minutes -
Rider remanded for allegedly stealing tricycle
21 minutes -
JICA commends preparatory works on Santasi-Asokwa dual carriageway project
23 minutes -
Government intensifies interventions to boost tomato production, reduce imports
26 minutes -
Opoku-Agyemang congratulates Black Stars on victory over Panama
27 minutes -
Gov’t to invest ₵2.5bn into second-cycle education infrastructure
29 minutes -
Gov’t’s ¢300m Grain Fund signals new era for food security – NAFCO boss
32 minutes -
Namibia’s Nandi-Ndaitwah lauds Mahama
37 minutes -
Ntim Fordjour says Black Stars’ Panama victory shows power of national unity over politics
37 minutes -
FDA moves herbal registration online, warns against adulteration
40 minutes -
Ghana, Rwanda unveil genocide memorials
44 minutes