GRA to begin process to eliminate E-levy and Betting Tax
The Ghana Revenue Authority has expressed readiness to begin the necessary process to remove the Electronic Transaction Levy and Betting Levy from their tax compliance
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Ivory Coast to Slash Cocoa Exports Amid Smaller Upcoming Crop
The world’s leading cocoa producer, Ivory Coast is preparing to cut its cocoa exports from the upcoming crop due to a second consecutive year of
Consumer advocacy group to govt: Compel DSTV to rescind price hike
Consumer advocacy group, CUTS International is calling on the Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation, as well as the Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness, and
Fuel prices reduced at the pumps
Some oil marketing companies (OMCs) have started reducing the prices of fuel at the pumps. Star Oil has reduced the price of petrol to GH₵14.37
Finance Minister presents 8 bills to parliament to abolish E-levy, betting tax and others
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson presented eight bills to Parliament yesterday March 13 aiming at abolishing several taxes including the Electronic Transaction Levy (E-Levy),
2025 Budget: Young entrepreneurs call for scrapping of e-commerce tax
The Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs has called for the removal of the e-commerce tax. According to the Chief Executive of the chamber, Sherif Ghali,
Ghana’s 2025 Economy Outlook
Ghana’s economy has been projected to face greater external stability in 2025 with international reserves expected to reach $8.8 billion by the end of the
Government to consider listing State owned enterprises on stock exchange – Ofosu Adjare
The minister for trade, Agribusiness and industry Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare has indicated that the government will regard the possibility of listing State owned enterprises on the
Ghana must shift from exporting raw materials to industrialization-President Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has emphasized the urgent need for structural reforms to Ghana’s economy, warning that over-dependence on raw material exports is unsustainable. Speaking
Government increases base pay by 10%
The government of Ghana and organized labour have signed an agreement to increase the base pay for public sector workers by 10% on Thursday, February
Kobby Kyei Unveils The #BoysLivesMatterToo Initiative 
GRA targets digital economy to boost tax revenue 
At least 10 perished in a mine collapse in eastern Congo 
M23 Rebels, Congo To Work Towards Restoring Peace