Ghana's SSNIT anticipates improved financial position in 2024 due to surpluses, better contributions, and the launch of SEED.

The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) in Ghana anticipates a strong financial position in 2024, building on recent surpluses of GH¢230 million in 2022 and GH¢864 million in 2023. Key improvements include better contributions collection and the launch of the Self-Employed Enrolment Drive (SEED), which has registered over 114,983 informal sector workers. SSNIT emphasizes digital advancements to enhance service delivery and support for retirees.

September 06, 2024
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