I Signed The Contract To Increase Passport Fees To Ward off Activities Of ‘Goro’ Boys- Kusi Boafo CEO of Public Sector Reforms
In a move aimed at curbing the illicit activities of middlemen popularly known as ‘Goro’ boys within Ghana’s passport acquisition process, Kusi Boafo, CEO of the Public Sector Reforms, has announced a significant increase in passport fees. Boafo defended this decision, stating that it was necessary to address the rampant corruption and inefficiencies plaguing […]
Senior Staff at Public University Declare Strike, Cite Discontent with NPP and Link Allowance to 2024 Election Vote
In a bold move, senior staff members at a prominent public university have initiated a strike, making it clear that their decision to support or reject the ruling NPP party in the upcoming 2024 general elections hinges on the resolution of their long-standing allowance concerns. The senior staff, comprising professors, administrators, and other key […]
Government Introduces Rental Tax: 5% VAT on Rents Starting 2024
– In a significant fiscal policy shift, Ghanaians looking to secure rental accommodations will face a new financial obligation starting next year, as the government introduces a 5% flat Value Added Tax (VAT) on rental properties. This announcement, made by the Finance Ministry, has sparked discussions across the nation, with citizens expressing a mix […]
Hon Muntaka Raises Concerns Over the Deteriorating Quality of Education in Ghana’s Public Schools
Member of Parliament, Hon Muntaka, has brought attention to the alarming decline in the quality of education within Ghana’s public schools, asserting that they are “virtually collapsing.” His remarks, delivered during a parliamentary session, highlighted the growing trend of parents opting to send their children to private schools due to concerns about the state […]