
Audio By Carbonatix
The Government has approved the payment of outstanding salary arrears owed to eligible staff of the Ghana Education Service (GES), covering a period from August 2024 to November 2025.
According to a press statement issued on Monday, April 20, this follows formal communication between the government institutions.
Consequently, approval has been given by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) to the Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) for the release of funds to settle the arrears.
The Service confirmed that the Ministry of Finance has given approval for the payment of accumulated salary arrears to qualified staff across the country.
The arrears cover a 16-month period and will be processed and disbursed by the Controller and Accountant General’s Department.
According to the directive, the arrears will be paid in five instalments, beginning in May 2026 and continuing through August 2026.

The breakdown is as follows:
- May: 4 months’ arrears
- June: 4 months’ arrears
- July: 4 months’ arrears
- August: 4 months’ arrears
A fifth instalment is expected to complete the payment cycle, though specific details were not outlined in the release.
Management of the Ghana Education Service has instructed all Regional Directors to promptly communicate the development to Heads of Schools to ensure that all eligible staff are duly informed.
The directive is aimed at ensuring transparency and timely dissemination of information to teachers and other affected personnel nationwide.
"You are kindly requested to promptly convey this information to all Heads of Schools, to ensure that all eligible staff are duly informed accordingly," the statement concluded.
Latest Stories
-
Telecel Ghana strengthens cash agent partnerships in Ashanti Region
26 minutes -
Telecel introduces monthly cash winners in Dream Car Promo
1 hour -
Burna Boy becomes African artiste with most Billboard Hot 100 entries
1 hour -
Chinese bid for Atlantic Lithium puts Ghana’s local ownership model at Ewoyaa to the test
1 hour -
Eight sentenced to 450 years in prison over anti-ICE riot where officer was shot
2 hours -
Mrs Clarice Jobson-Mitchual nee Mccorquodale
2 hours -
Eleven more bodies of migrants wash ashore from capsize last week off Libya
2 hours -
Family of Zambia’s ex-leader should choose his burial site, SAfrica court says
2 hours -
Attack kills 20 in Nigeria’s central Plateau attack
2 hours -
Morocco target top spot in group ahead of Brazil
2 hours -
Nigerian SEC orders halt to marketing for Dangote refinery IPO
2 hours -
Oil extends slide on expectations of smoother crude flows via Hormuz
3 hours -
Libya’s eastern government bans entry of nationals from four African countries
3 hours -
Kenya signs $1.2bn deal with Chinese firm to expand Nairobi airport
3 hours -
US presses Meta to agree to AI reviews as security concerns rise, NYT reports
3 hours