During President Nana Akufo-Addo’s fifth Covid-19 update to the nation, he announced a free water policy for all Ghanaians for the months of April, May and June.
The policy is part of the government’s interventions to help stop the spread of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19).
Health experts have recommended the washing of hands with soap and under running water for at least 20 seconds as a way of containing the spread of the virus and this requires access to uninterrupted water supply, hence the President’s directive on April 5.
Ghanaians without taps in their homes will get water delivered to them while those with taps will have their bills absorbed by the government.
On Monday, Sanitation and Water Resources Minister, Cecilia Abena Dapaah, inspected the free water supply exercise in communities at Chorkor and Mamprobi all in the Greater Accra Region.
Below are random shots of the Minister and his entourage inspecting the implementation of the policy.
Latest Stories
-
I am more than committed to the peace of this nation – Speaker Bagbin
1 min -
The Cost of Vehicle Usage: A key consideration before your next car purchase
17 mins -
Mission vs Money: Are you a business missionary or mercenary?
24 mins -
All set for Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards
37 mins -
FIFA unveil new trophy for 2025 Club World Cup
46 mins -
Akwatia chief predicts Mahama’s return to power will mirror Donald Trump’s comeback
49 mins -
Bawumia will be the next president of Ghana – Prophet William Braham
55 mins -
Honouring Jerry John Rawlings: A legacy of ethical leadership, development, and environmental stewardship
1 hour -
Herbert Mensah elected to World Rugby Executive Board
1 hour -
Shatta Wale’s girlfriend welcomes baby girl
1 hour -
AFCON 2025: ‘It’s very disappointing’ – Michail Antonio on Ghana’s potential failure to qualify
1 hour -
NLC secures injunction against Ghana Highway Authority industrial strike
1 hour -
Pencils of Promise commissions 3 Unit Classroom block for Adaklu Seva Basic School
1 hour -
Ghana Library Association embraces AI as it seeks to improve service delivery
2 hours -
2024 Election: Kumasi market Queens pledge to choose NPP gov’t
2 hours