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The National Identification Authority (NIA) is expected to begin registering persons in Bono Region, Bono East Region and Ahafo Region for the Ghana card on November 8.
A statement from the NIA further said the registration will begin in the Upper East region and Upper West region on November 11.
Mass registration for the card started in April 2019 with the Authority targeting Ghanaians 15 years or older.
After the region by region mass registration, the NIA says its personnel would be available in their offices to continue the registration.
Read the NIA’s notice below
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