Food Committee Hearings to Be Disrupted

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Ghana continues to show the lowest level of bribe-taking along the sub-region’s primary road corridors, an official report has disclosed. This was contained in the 14th report of the Improved Road Transport Governance (IRTG) initiative which seeks to institute good road governance along primary road corridors.

Human rights activists plan to disrupt public hearings on high food and fuel prices next week set to be conducted by a special parliamentary committee formed this week. Kenyans for Justice and Development Executive director Okiya Omtata has dismissed the meeting aimed at getting the public’s views on tackling high cost of commodities as unnecessary as the government is aware of who is pushing up the cost of living. The parliamentary committee will begin meeting the public next week in Eldoret before moving countrywide.

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Food Committee Hearings to Be Disrupted