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Benso Oil Palm, ZEN Petroleum among companies listed in ‘Africa’s fastest-growing companies for 2022’
Four Ghanaian companies have been recorded in the inaugural annual ranking of Africa’s fastest-growing companies compiled by Financial Times (FT) and Statista.
Drivers increase transport fares by 20% ahead of announced date
Commercial drivers who are members of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) have increased transport fares by 20% a week before a May 13 proposed date.
Transport fares go up by 30% from next week; GPRTU criticises govt’s refusal to cooperate
One of Ghana’s influential driver unions says it has been compelled to go ahead with plans to increase transport fares by 30% from next Friday, May 13, 2022.
GRA blames “technical hitches” for wrong deductions on E-Levy, promises to refund cash
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has blamed reports of wrongful and illegal deductions during the first day of the E-Levy implementation on technical hitches.
MTN and Vodafone sign progressive national roaming deal; begin tests in Volta Region
MTN Ghana and Vodafone Ghana have announced significant progress with plans for a national roaming service between their networks, starting in the Volta Region.
Sam George lists 5 reasons May 1 date for E-Levy implementation is unlikely
Ningo Prampram legislator, Sam Nartey George, has listed five technical reasons to support his view that implementing the E-Levy from May 1 is not possible.
Economist Intelligence Unit sees Ghana cedi selling at GH¢7.87 for $1 by end of this year
UK-based Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a global economics analyst, has predicted that the Ghana cedi will depreciate to GH¢7.87 to $1 by end of this year.
Ghana records 19.4% inflation for March; the highest in 13 years
Ghana's March 2022 inflation figure rose to19.4% driven significantly by high transport fares, and fuel and food prices, the country's highest in 13 long years.
GRA Releases List of Institutions Mandated to Charge E-Levy From May 1st
As the May 1, 2022, E-Levy implementation date approaches, the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has released a list of four institutions to charge the 1.5% tax.
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