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Head of Civil Service calls for reset of civil service to drive Ghana’s sustainable development

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The Head of the Civil Service, Dr Evans Aggrey-Darkoh, has called for a deliberate resetting of the Civil Service to make it more agile, innovative, responsive and capable of driving Ghana rsquo;s sustainable development agenda.

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