
Audio By Carbonatix
The government has approved a request to increase the allowances of National Service personnel from GH₵ 559.04 to GH₵715.57, starting from January, 2023.
This was announced in a statement issued by the Cooperate Affairs Department of the National Service Scheme on Sunday, July 23.
"Management of the National Service Scheme has secured government approval for upward adjustment of monthly allowances for National Service Personnel from GH₵ 559.04 to GH₵715.57, with effect from January, 2023" the statement said.
The release also disclosed that, "The approval, which was contained in a letter dated July 18, 2023 and signed by the Deputy Minister for Finance, Abena Osei-Asare (MP), was as a result of series of engagements between National Service Scheme, Fair Wages and Salaries Commission, and the Ministry of Finance."
Per the press release, the Controller and Accountant-General has been instructed to give effect to the new development.
The statement noted that, all currently active National Service Personnel are entitled to arrears for the difference in the upward adjustment and would be duly paid when it takes effect.
The statement further urged all National Service personnel to exercise restraint.
Additionally, the management assured that the necessary administrative processes are being carried out to ensure that all the arrears of the allowances are paid accordingly.

Latest Stories
-
South Korea deploys thermal cameras to track escaped zoo wolf
1 minute -
Calls for royal meeting with Epstein survivors grow ahead of US visit
5 minutes -
Ibn Chambas advocates blend of technology and human values in education
6 minutes -
UMA improves healthcare access in Asutifi North with GH₵700k ‘Kim Taylor Legacy’ Walkway
11 minutes -
Scholarships Authority and Fanaka University offer sponsorship for procurement and supply chain studies
14 minutes -
Bisa Kdei drops new single ‘Go N Look’ featuring Medikal
21 minutes -
Benin facing rising terrorism in north as French military presence faces growing criticism
22 minutes -
UEW Public Lecture Series 2026: Education debate ‘about the soul of Ghana’s future’ — Dr Ibn Chambas
23 minutes -
EU fingerprint and photo travel rules come into force from today
50 minutes -
Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill: Ghanaians demand expedited passage, not dialogue – Ntim Fordjour to Mahama
58 minutes -
EU airline industry warns of fuel shortages if Strait of Hormuz stays closed
1 hour -
White House staff told not to place bets on prediction markets
1 hour -
Auctioneers petition Prez Mahama over ‘interference’ in public auctions
1 hour -
GEA, Mastercard Foundation drive market access for MSMEs at Kwahu Business Forum
1 hour -
Education Ministry begins review of Ghana Library Authority law
1 hour