Government begins payment of 2020 batch of nurses and midwives arrears
The Ministry of Health confirmed that payment of three months' outstanding arrears owed to the 2020 batch of nurses and midwives has been processed. This brings relief to thousands of health workers across the country. The statement was issued on May 27.
The arrears scheduled for payment in May 2026 had been executed as planned. Some affected workers reported not receiving the full amount expected under the three-month arrears arrangement. The Ministry described those cases as isolated and assured affected individuals that steps were already being taken to address the situation. The Ministry of Health is working closely with the Controller and Accountant-General's Department to resolve the issue and to ensure that payments are made to these individuals, in addition to their June scheduled payments. The Ministry expressed appreciation to nurses and midwives nationwide for their patience, commitment and continued service throughout the process.
The Ministry indicated that additional updates regarding the payment process and outstanding concerns would be communicated in due course.
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Ghana's Ministry of Health has processed payments of arrears to nurses and midwives- a move intended to bring relief. Some health workers report discrepancies- but what does this mean for healthcare?
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