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Wednesday, 3.12.2025
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A leading member of the National Democratic Congress in the Ashanti Region, Mr. Oheneba Asamoah Atuahene, has advised members of the NDC to register their membership in the biometric system being undertaken by the party.

Such a move, he said, would help members of the party to vote and elect capable leaders who would lead the party to victory in the 2016 elections.

Mr. Oheneba Atuahene, who is also the National Chairman of the NDC Old Guards Association, gave the advice in an interaction with the Daily Graphic in Kumasi recently.

Read more: GH: 'NDC members must register in biometric system'

New findings highlight best practice examples in mobile application development in different local healthcare settings

Studies presented at the World Heart Federation's World Congress of Cardiology on 5 May 2014 showcase new research on best practices in the design and development of healthcare mobile applications, in order to optimize usability and maximise impact in different populations across the world.

Read more: GH: EHealth: the dawn of a new era in cardiovascular disease prevention and management

Mr Alhassan Andani, Managing Director, Stanbic Bank, has called for the enhancement of corporate governance in an effort to build the economy.

He said innovation of the public sector and e-governance, public sector management and employment, public finance and fiscal policy, regulatory policy and risk management, which were the tenets of corporate governance, were very critical in the total development of every country.

Read more: GH: Enhance Corporate Governance to build economy

As part of the promise to make Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) a major foreign exchange earning industry and also speed the implementation of the various components of the ongoing national e-government Project, government has commenced work on an $8.8 million Information Communication Technology (ICT) hub for the country.

The Communication Minister, Dr. Edward Omane Boamah performed the ground breaking ceremony in Accra yesterday.

Read more: GH: $8M ICT Hub Centre Project Work Commence

Stakeholders have appealed to the President to halt plans by some government officials to procure an €18-million e-Immigration System to replace a similar one which is effective and efficient.

The stakeholders noted that the decision to spend such a colossal sum on the new equipment is only a waste of scarce resources which could be channelled into other productive uses.

They are more worried that at a time when government is cash trapped, such an amount would be wasted on a substitute equipment to replace an existing one which was donated, and is being maintained free of charge, by the American government.

Read more: GH: Stakeholders Protest E-Immigration System Replacement

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