An analysis of Ghana’s tax revenue since 2012 indicates that an average of 57 per cent of the tax revenue comes from indirect taxes such Value Added Tax, Communication Services Tax, National Health Insurance Levies, COVID-19 levies, GETFUND levies, excise duties and import duties.
From Wednesday, October 6, to Friday, October 8, 2021, the Kumasi branch of the Ghana Science Association (GSA), a multi-disciplinary group of scientists, technologists, engineers, mathematicians and industrialists, hosted the association’s 32nd Biennial Conference via Zoom.
Selective Mutism is an anxiety disorder which results in a persistent inability to speak in specific social situations (e.g. at school, a relative’s house) despite speaking fluently in familiar situations.
Last Tuesday, the Graphic Communications Group Limited, through its Graphic Business/Stanbic Breakfast Meeting, offered a unique platform for experts in economics, taxation, business and academia to make inputs into the 2022 budget expected to be laid before Parliament on November 17.
The current status of obesity and overweight, particularly among children, in our country, is getting alarming. If children are the future leaders, then something drastic needs to be done to reverse the trend.
For the women of Sirigu in the Kassena Nankana West District in the Upper East Region, it has been a story of from need to abundance due to their desire to take their destiny into their own hands.
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo last week launched the National Alternative Employment and Livelihood Programme (NAELP) in Tarkwa in the Western Region, which is meant to create some 220,000 direct and indirect jobs.
Mr Kwabena K. Huletey suffered an egregious human right abuse when he was made to remain on remand for five years, although the murder charge against him had been struck out by a court.
Every government has the responsibility to ensure the well-being of its people — the reason there are social interventions for the less-privileged and the marginalised all over the world.
On Tuesday, October 19, 2021, the Daily Graphic carried a story on its back page headlined “Seaweed floods western coastline - Communities call for help”, which portrayed the hopeless situation residents of fishing communities and beachfront hospitality operators in the Western Region found themselves in, due to the invasive seaweed, sargassum.
These days it is not uncommon to see babies and toddlers busy on devices such as TVs, tablets and phones. Children enjoy watching TV, playing on tablets, phones and computers.
On Tuesday, October 19, 2021, the Daily Graphic carried a story on its back page headlined “Seaweed floods western coastline - Communities call for help”, which portrayed the hopeless situation residents of fishing communities and beachfront hospitality operators in the Western Region found themselves in, due to the invasive seaweed, sargassum.
