The government is working to reduce the fiscal deficit – John Kumah
According to Dr. John Kumah, Deputy Minister of Finance, the macroeconomic environment is meant to be an enabler, but the Ghanaian economy is not...
‘True dangerous radicals’ are those increasing fossil fuel production – UN Secretary-General fumes
The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, has debunked the labeling of climate activists as ‘dangerous radicals’, insisting that the “true dangerous radicals are countries increasing...
While we’re on break, we’ll continue to do our jobs — Committee on Privileges
The House of Commons' Privileges Committee has stated that the House's recess will not prevent it from carrying out its duties.
On Tuesday, the Speaker...
The Deputy Trade Minister clarifies the government’s goals for the Youth Enterprises project.
Michael Okyere Baafi, Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry in charge of Industry, has clarified the government's goals for incorporating the Enabling Youth Enterprise...
Use the proceeds of the e-levy for its intended purpose, says an economist to the government.
With the e-levy finally approved, the government must ensure that the proceeds are used for the purpose for which the policy was implemented, according...
Lord Mensah declares that the e-levy is here to stay.
Ghanaians must accept the e-levy as a policy that is here to stay, regardless of how they feel about its approval. Lord Mensah, a...
