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SONA 2022: Highlights of the president’s address to Parliament
President Nana Akufo-Addo has delivered his long-awaited 2022 State of the Nation Address (SONA) to Parliament and YEN.com.gh presents the 26 key highlights.
E-Levy: Minority MPs seek nine reliefs from Supreme Court over ‘illegal’ passage of bill
Minority in Parliament has filed a suit at the Supreme Court seeking relief for nine faults they believe have been triggered by the passage of the E-Levy bill.
SONA 2022: Akufo-Addo responds to 'coup mongering', dismisses overthrows as the solution
Nana Akufo-Addo has dismissed recent fears about a possible coup in Ghana over the economic challenges, stressing that Ghana's democracy is worth fighting for.
SONA 2022: I know people are suffering because of the economy - Akufo-Addo confesses
President Nana Akufo-Addo has said during his 2022 SONA that he is aware of the general sense of anxiety sweeping across Ghana due to the economic hardships.
SONA 2022: Key issues Akufo-Addo 'must address' today during his address to Parliament
As Akufo-Addo prepares to present his 6th State of the Nation Address in Parliament, experts have said there are some key things the president cannot overlook.
E-Levy: 'We’ll withdraw our services' – Momo agents warn after passage of bill
Mobile money operators across the country have warned that they may be forced to shut down their businesses following the passage of the E-Levy bill on Tuesday.
Minority files Stay of Execution against E-Levy, 'blocks' Akufo-Addo from assenting bill
Minority in Parliament has filed a Stay of Execution on the passage of the E-Levy bill, effectively blocking President Nana Akufo-Addo from signing it into law.
E-Levy: Five Main Transactions That Will Be Affected By The New 1.5% Tax
After Parliament passed the controversial 1.5% E-levy tax bill Tuesday, March 29, 2022, YEN.com.gh brings you five central taxes that the new tax will affect.
E-Levy passage: 'There was no quorum' – Minority heads to Supreme Court
Minority is angry that the controversial E-Levy was passed after its members walked out of Parliament today and has vowed to challenge it at Supreme Court.
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