Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly

Release Funds For Salaries; Our Workers Suffering – KMA Presiding Member To Government
07 Sep

Release Funds For Salaries; Our Workers Suffering – KMA Presiding Member To Government

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The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has not paid its workers for the past four months due to financial constraints, Presiding Member of the Assembly, Patrick Kwame Frimpong has said. Not only are the workers of the Assembly paid from the Internally Generated Fund (IGF) whom the Assembly owes arrears, Mr Frimpong noted that the sitting allowances of the Assembly Members have been in arrears for the same period. The financial constraints, Mr Fimpong told ClassFM's Ashanti Regional Correspondent, Elisha Adarkwah, is a result of the government's delay in releasing the Assembly part of the property rate it collects. The government…
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KMA Orders All ‘Kiosks’ And Containers On Commercial Roads To Be Removed
10 Mar

KMA Orders All ‘Kiosks’ And Containers On Commercial Roads To Be Removed

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The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has ordered the removal of all kiosks and containers from all commercial roads and areas in its planning area, a statement from the assembly has said. According to the statement, the Management of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has noted with serious concern the proliferation of kiosks and containers in the city adding that such activities have been grossly done without planning approval and permissions. Therefore. in order to get them off the roads, the Assembly has tasked the Spatial Planning Committee to remove all such containers from the commercial roads by Friday 31st March, 2023. The…
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KMA Boss Calls For Support From All To Develop Kumasi
05 Jan

KMA Boss Calls For Support From All To Develop Kumasi

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Chief Executive of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) Samuel Payne has charged all stakeholders within the development chain to put all hands on deck to ward off congestion and filth from the Ashanti Region capital, Kumasi. Speaking on Akoma FM’s current affairs and political show GhanAkoma Wednesday, January 4, Mr Payne urged that “in 2023, the development of Kumasi is a collective task but not one-man show. Let’s ensure each and everyone out of goodwill delivers their assigned responsibilities to ensure sustainable development in the city”. The Kumasi mayor told host of the show Aduanaba Kofi Asante Ennin that “city guards and police personnel who…
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