It is estimated that there are about 165,000 people working within the public sector with an estimated average salary of GH₵ 1,000. This gives a hint to the beginning of housing unaffordability in Ghana. So, the vision should be to tackle the problem in such ways to improve workers productivity, as well as salary increments, not just budgeting and contracting loans to construct the so-called affordable homes, which do not support the income of large section of the Ghanaian population.
By EBO HANSON
Two philanthropists have presented medical equipment and food beverages worth GH₵ 50,000 to the maternity ward of the Maamobi Polyclinic to mark their birthdays. The Chairman of JL Properties, real estate company, Dr. James Orleans-Lindsay and the Managing Director of Kenon Properties, Mr. Kenneth Nyarko, said the donation was in response to an appeal made by the management of the hospital for support. The items included photo therapy machine, neutralizer, and pulse oximeter, 200 packs of assorted food beverages and bottled water.
