Vice president Dr Bawumia has announced an uncommon move by government to purchase imported oil using gold. CSOs aren't enthused. But is the bold move feasible?
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An official of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has revealed that it is illegal for people to send money to another person through a mobile money vendor...
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The Energy Ministry has said the recent intermittent cuts in electricity supply are caused by glitches in equipment and not a sign that dumsor is returning.
“Paying taxes is a necessary sacrifice for Ghana's development” – Akufo-Addo
President Nana Akufo-Addo has justified what many have described as the numerous taxes imposed on Ghanaians as the sacrifice needed for national development.
Benso Oil Palm, ZEN Petroleum among companies listed in ‘Africa’s fastest-growing companies for 2022’
Four Ghanaian companies have been recorded in the inaugural annual ranking of Africa’s fastest-growing companies compiled by Financial Times (FT) and Statista.
Drivers increase transport fares by 20% ahead of announced date
Commercial drivers who are members of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) have increased transport fares by 20% a week before a May 13 proposed date.
Transport fares go up by 30% from next week; GPRTU criticises govt’s refusal to cooperate
One of Ghana’s influential driver unions says it has been compelled to go ahead with plans to increase transport fares by 30% from next Friday, May 13, 2022.
GRA blames “technical hitches” for wrong deductions on E-Levy, promises to refund cash
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has blamed reports of wrongful and illegal deductions during the first day of the E-Levy implementation on technical hitches.
MTN and Vodafone sign progressive national roaming deal; begin tests in Volta Region
MTN Ghana and Vodafone Ghana have announced significant progress with plans for a national roaming service between their networks, starting in the Volta Region.
Sam George lists 5 reasons May 1 date for E-Levy implementation is unlikely
Ningo Prampram legislator, Sam Nartey George, has listed five technical reasons to support his view that implementing the E-Levy from May 1 is not possible.
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