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– The National Democratic Party has promised to extend maternity leave for all working-class women from three months to six months.
– This, according to them, will allow them to have enough time to breastfeed their babies.
– This information is contained in a party manifesto yet to be released
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Maternal health seems to be something that runs through most of the manifestos of some of the political parties that are contesting the 2020 elections.
Most political parties are considering increasing maternity leave for nursing mothers so that they can breastfeed their children.
The National Democratic Party (NDP) has promised to extend maternity leave for all working-class women from three months to six months so that they have enough time to breastfeed their babies.
Standard bearer of the National Democratic Party, Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings Source: JoyNews
Source: UGC
According to the NDP, the current arrangement does not give the mother enough time to breastfeed and bond with her babies in a comfortable way.
Ghanaians offer poignant advice to a couple married for many years without childrenAccording to a report presented by JoyNews, this information is contained in a party manifesto yet to be published for the 2020 presidential and parliamentary elections.
Maternity leave for nursing mothers is three months in most institutions.
In another case, for mothers to effectively carry out exclusive breastfeeding that has been prescribed by health workers, most mothers would be excited about this as it would give them time to do so.
Flag bearer of the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP), Akua Donkor also mentioned that she would also extend maternity leave for women.
In a news monitored by YEN.com.ghHe pointed out that if he wins the 2020 general elections, he will take maternity leave for one year.
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, John Mahama’s running mate, said the NDC will increase maternity leave from three to four months if they win the December election.
GH ¢ 20.20 a day is too small – Pokuase exchange workers say at the demonstrationHe said the NDC will also ensure that women have enough time for themselves during the pregnancy stage.
The former Minister of Education made it known in a ceremony held on the occasion of International Youth Day
“I sympathize with young mothers, but they will be happy to hear when our manifesto that we have increased maternity leave is released. [period]. We have moved it from three months to four months of fully paid maternity leave and we are also going to ensure that until the child is nine months old, the woman really has time, ”he said.
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