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A total of 4.1 million people are said to have been registered in the first phase of the biometric registration exercise that ended Monday.This was confirmed by the acting Director of Communications of the Electoral Commission, Christian Owusu Parry in an interview with Joy News.

According to him the Electoral Commission is estimating a little over 12 million people to be registered when the entire process comes to an end on May 5, 2012. The exercise is in its second phase with reports of violence still pervading some of the polling stations across the country. Parry said 600 duplicate registrations have been detected, adding that the anomaly cut across all parts of the country.

Weiterlesen: GH: Biometric 2012 registration: 4.1 million registered, 600 duplicate registration uncovered

All things being equal, the Government of Ghana (GoG) will initiate an e-service billing on pilot basis by April this year. This is made possible by a successful implementation of e-government network system among some 85 Ministries, Municipals, Departments and Agencies (MMDAs) to communicate efficiently and seamlessly and to do government business across the country.

Mr. William Tevie, Director General ofthe National Information Technology Agency (NITA), disclosed this to about 500 participants drawn from various MMDAs at a conferenceyesterday at the Alisa Hotel here in the capital city of Accra. “It is in this light that NITA has invited you here to show you what services are available and to discuss the proposed pricing for these services before billing begins from 1st April, 2012,” said Tevie.

Weiterlesen: Ghana To Start E-Service Billing By April This Year

Polling agents from the New Patriotic Party and National Democratic Congress, on Saturday expressed dissatisfaction over the slow pace at which the biometric voter registration exercise had taken.

The biometric registration process which was scheduled to commence at seven o’clock, commenced at nine thirty at most registration centers in the Weija constituency in Accra.

Some of the centers in the constituency were Rect Academy, Holy of Christ church in the Kwashiebu electoral area, Toll- Booth registration, Gedan Tuba electoral area, Langma registration center and D/A Primary Dampase electoral area, were slowed down because scanning machines were not running at a fast pace.

Weiterlesen: GH: Biometric scanners frustrates registration process

The Institute of Local Government Studies (ILGS), in collaboration with the International Institute for ICT Journalism, on Friday launched a project on the use of New Media for Communication.

This is an effort to improve on accountability, transparency and bring governance closer to the grassroots.

New Media is an interactive form of communication, which enable the citizenry and other stakeholders connect to reliable sources to find information relevant to the development of their localities.

Weiterlesen: GH: Project on New Media for Communication launched

Ghana's Electoral Commission (EC) on Saturday began the compilation of a biometric voters' register that is expected to clean up the bloated voters' roll. The exercise which will end on 5 May is expected to capture the data of some 12 million potential voters.

About 42,000 temporary personnel have been trained to operate the 7,000 digital registration kits for the exercise with the capacity to register between 100 and 150 persons per day.

Weiterlesen: Ghana begins compilation of biometric voters' register

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