Govt has been urged to reduce e-levy Other essential payments have been asked to scrap Dr Theo Acheampong made this known on Joy FM Dr Theo Acheampong, a policy risk analyst, has urged the government of Ghana to consider reducing the proposed 1.75% electronic levy which was included in the 2022 budget statement submitted to Parliament. Speaking on the …
Billboard is addressing the widespread concern. In August of 2018, Nicki Minaj took to Twitter to expose the tactic that allowed Travis Scott’s Astroworld to snatch the #1 spot from Queen. Minaj was especially ticked off because Astroworld‘s second week sales beat out Queen‘s debut. She highlighted how the majority of Travis’ sales could be attributed to album bundling. After Astroworld released, Travis’ put up new merchandise on his webstore every …
Factory activity recovered last month in parts of Asia but still appeared to be on shaky ground as global demand remained subdued and China’s stimulus measures were yet to show their full pulling power. That left the outlook for the region’s central banks skewed towards easing, with Malaysia and New Zealand prime suspects for potential rate cuts, and Australia — …
African governments should embark on policy and regulatory reforms to attract investments required to bridge a housing deficit occasioned by rapid population growth, a pan-African housing financier, Shelter Afrique, said on Tuesday. Daniel Nghidinua, chairman of Shelter Afrique, said enactment of new policies and laws was key to addressing bottlenecks to home ownership that included lack of access to credit …
A Deputy National Security Coordinator in charge of airports, Mr Hopeson Yaovi Adorye has disclosed that the Akufo-Addo government has created a new ‘bonus’ policy— 1 NDC member 1 slap— in addition to the 1 district 1 factory, 1 village 1 dam, 1 constituency $1million policy of the government, MyNewsGh.com has filed. “Even though the NPP did not promised 1NDC …
The Director-General of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Dr Anthony Nsiah-Asare, has maintained that the government’s policy on the wearing of the hijab by Muslim nurses has not been reviewed, hence they must be allowed to wear them. Dr Nsiah-Asare’s comment comes on the back of a media report that a student nurse was denied a practical attachment offer at …
