In an official memo signed by Kwasi Agyei, the Controller & Accountant-General of Ghana, the Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) has released the salary payment dates for the year 2025.
The schedule includes payment dates for civil servants, the Ghana Education Service (GES), and all other public servants on the Government of Ghana’s payroll system.
The memo emphasizes that all concerned parties and stakeholders must take note of the provided information.
The Controller and Accountant General’s Department is responsible for disbursing salaries and wages efficiently, and any changes to the announced dates will be promptly communicated to relevant authorities.
CAGD Salary Payment Schedule for 2025
- January and May: Salaries and wages for January and May 2025 are scheduled to be paid on the 22nd of each month.
- February and March: For the months of February and March, employees can expect their salaries to be credited on the 20th.
- April and October: Payment dates for the months of April and October have been set for the 23rd.
- June, August, and September: Salaries for June, August, and September are slated to be paid on the 25th of each respective month.
- July and November: Salaries for July and November will be credited on the 24th.
- December: The final month of the year, December, will see salaries paid on the 18th.
Salary Payment Schedule for the Months of 2025
| Month | Pay Day |
| January | 22nd |
| February | 20th |
| March | 20th |
| April | 23rd |
| May | 22nd |
| June | 25th |
| July | 24th |
| August | 25th |
| September | 25th |
| October | 23rd |
| November | 24th |
| December | 18th |
The Controller and Accountant General’s Department assures all concerned parties that any changes to the outlined dates will be promptly communicated to Ministries, Departments, Agencies, Assemblies, and respective banks.
Conclusion
The release of the 2025 salary payment schedule by the Controller and Accountant General’s Department brings clarity and transparency to the payment process for civil servants in Ghana.
It serves as a guide for employees to plan their finances and assures them that any updates will be communicated promptly.
As the various banks start crediting accounts on the specified dates, this schedule is a valuable resource for all those involved in the public service payroll system in Ghana.
Source: GESHub.org
