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President Nana Akufo-Addo on Friday swore into office 28 of his 30 nominees for the various ministerial portfolios.
Today, the newly elected ministers are holding a press briefing to highlight some government policies and the way forward in the second administration of the President.
The address is being held at the Peduase Lodge, Aburi.
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