Chief of Staff Julius Debrah has revoked all public service appointments and recruitments made after December 7, 2024, in a move aimed at promoting fairness and transparency in the public sector’s transition process.
A confidential letter was sent to all heads of government institutions, instructing them to annul these appointments and submit a comprehensive report by February 17, 2025.
This decision is expected to affect individuals appointed or recruited into various public sector roles after the 2024 general elections.
Although specific reasons for the revocation were not disclosed, sources suggest it’s part of the government’s efforts to ensure a smooth transition and prevent last-minute appointments that may not align with the new administration’s goals.
The letter, cites non-compliance with established good governance practices and principles as the reason for the revocation.
Debrah’s move is seen as a step towards promoting accountability and transparency in the public sector.
