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2021-02-19

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2021-02-17

[B] Number of advertised jobs declined sharply in quarter 3 2020 – BoG survey
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[B] OccupyGhana takes on Kan Dapaah over comments on Auditor-General’s independence
[B] Delay in paying contractors was due to impact of Covid-19 – Kwasi Amoako-Atta

2021-02-16

[B] Meet Peter Akwaboah, Morgan Stanley’s new operating chief
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[B] A ‘higher authority’ than ministers to blame for looming judgement debt
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[B] NCA not ready to takeover telco revenue monitoring platform from KelniGVG
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2021-02-15

[B] Don’t patronise illegal digital short code- National Lottery Authority warns
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[B] GhIPCON 2021 set for March 10-11
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2021-02-14

[B] CEO of Bluegrass Limited Kwadwo Darko-Mensah ‘Onasis’ arrested, detained
[B] Police advise stricter security at fuel stations
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2021-02-13

[B] Government focused on creating enabling environment for businesses to thrive
[B] I’ll tackle opacity in oil cash utilisation – Napo assures
[B] BESSFA Rural Bank opens two new branches in NER
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2021-02-12

[B] IGP directs police to protect tomato importers travelling to Burkina Faso
[B] NIC Develops Compulsory Commercial Fire Insurance
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2021-02-11

[B] SSNIT declares GH¢512 million in savings since 2017
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Business

[ 2021-03-15 ]

There’ll be ‘bitter hardship’ for Ghanaians because of 2021 budget – Forson
Ranking Member of the Parliamentary Finance
Committee, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has revealed
that the 2021 budget statement presented by the
Caretaker Finance Minister, Majority Leader of
Parliament and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs,
Hon. Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu will worsen the flight
of Ghanaians.

According to Dr. Ato Forson, Ghanaians should
expect nothing good claiming the budget was
prepared by the Vice president Dr. Mahamadu
Bawumia to bring untoward hardship to the people.

“I can assure you this budget is going to be a
bitter Ghanaian budget prepared by Bawumia with
the aim to bring hardship to the people of
Ghana”, the former Deputy Finance Minister
revealed on a local TV station about the budget
monitored by MyNewsGh.com.



“To simply put this is a bitter Bawumia budget.
This is a budget that will introduce taxes and in
the end will take money from the ordinary
Ghanaian”, he predicted

“A budget that will not give hope to the
contractors that are being owned by the
government. A budget that is not presenting any
hope as to how a debt situation of Ghana is going
to be solved to the extent that if care is not
taken time will come this country will not be in
position to service its debt”

The government in the 2021 budget has introduced
four new levies and increased other existing ones
pending parliamentary approval.

The new levies include COVID-19 health levy,
petroleum levy, sanitation and pollution levy as
well as financial sector clean-up levy while
seeking an upward review of some existing levies

Source - MyNewsGh.com



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