In a statement dated April 10 and signed by Matthew Kwasi Gyamfi, Bishop of Sunyani and President of the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference, the group responded to recent remarks attributed to Mahama and Government Communications Minister Felix Kwakye Ofosu.
Her comments come amid growing public discussion and confusion over the status of such vehicles, with many motorists' seeking clarity on whether they are permitted on Ghana’s roads.
the sector Minister, Samuel Nartey George revealed that MTN Ghana was “one of the first private institutions to sign an MoU with the Ministry,” underscoring its early commitment to the initiative.
He revealed that “130 learning centres all over the country” have been established, each to be equipped with “50 laptops,” forming part of an initial distribution of “6,000+ laptops out of the 20,000+.”
Despite concerns about the current squad, Mr Adams expressed confidence in the team’s potential, insisting that Ghana still has the quality to compete at the highest level.
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