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Ghana Statistical Service is expected to release the preliminary results of the 2010 Population and Housing Census on Monday.
Reports say the focus will be on regional results because some districts are yet to finalize their results because their boundaries are still not clearly defined.
Michael Adu Gyamfi, Public Relations Officer of the Statistical Service told Joy News officials are currently finalizing documents.
He said the final results of the census will however be released in 2012.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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