A New Patriotic Party (NPP) MP on Parliament’s Finance Committee says government has not taken any definite decision to use the Heritage Fund to finance the free senior high school (SHS) policy.
Kwaku Kwarteng said government’s ways of funding its flagship programme would be communicated to Ghanaians in its 2017 budget statement scheduled to be presented to Parliament in March.
Speaking to Evans Mensah, host of Joy FM’s Top Story programme Thursday, the Obuasi West Member of Parliament said government is exploring several ways of making the programme feasible.
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