CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN GHANA.
2020-01-03
By Isaac Ato Mensah Accra – 3 January, 2020 Prof. J.R. Atsu Ayee, the Ghanaian political scientist, wrote in the African Journal of Political Science (2001), Vol. 6, No. 1, that “the good old days” of the Ghana Civil Service (GCS) were the period immediately before independence to 1974. That period is unfortunately the only one in history when Ghanaian civil servants were well trained, adequately remunerated and resourced to implement the policies of the machinery of government. This “elicited in most civil servants the highest degree of performance and productivity”. Prof. Ayee observed that the decline was caused by a failing national economy afterRead More →