Quayson Writes : Tax Revenue and Economic Accountability
Tax can be defined as a compulsory levy on goods and services and on the incomes of individuals and organisations in a country. This...
Quayson Writes : External Audit Impact And Failures In Ghanaian Financial Sector
The Son of Dr. Duffour former CEO of Unibank, Dr. Duffour Jnr. has taken KPMG to court for deceit that led to collapse of...
NPP Deputy National organizer Hon. Elvis Botah, drills borehole for Kuo Kakalaa Village
The 2016 Parliamentary candidate and recently appointed Deputy National organizer of the NPP, Hon. Elvis B. Botah has drilled a borehole for the people...
Naah-Yiereh Writes: Why Ghana will not become the next ‘Rwanda’ in your lifetime
Here we are citing Paul Kagame's Rwanda again. The sudden turn of fortune for this nation which not so long ago was the stage...
Asutsuare Tilapia Massacre: What Regulatory Agencies are Hiding from Consumers
Ghanaians need to understand clearly that isolation and disposal of 1800 kilograms of Tilapia at Asutsuare in the Greater Accra region is a tongue-in-cheek...
How poor implementation of Tax Stamp is causing massive layoffs in manufacturing industry.
The Tax Stamp Policy, which emanates from the Excise Stamp Act, 2013 (Act 873) requires that small stickers with security features supplied by government...
Naah-Yiereh Writes: Tribal bigotry in Ghana, a crusade borne out of ignorance
"We used to give our women in marriage to Mosi men to get 'men'. We used to give our women in marriage to Dagomba...
VIDEO: Man moves bed and clothes to Unicredit banking hall for locked-up funds.
A video circulating on social media shows a man moving his mattress, pillow and clothes in a bag to the Unicredit banking hall at...
Quayson Writes : Failure Of Banks To Support The Youth – Reason For Financial...
If the financial system of a country does not support it's future leaders, both the country and all the financial pillars will collapse eventually....
Quayson Writes : Let The Dead Bury Their Dead – Burying The Dead In...
It's no news that Ghanaians especially idolise the dead and we spend a fortune in organising funerals. Infact in certain parts of Ghana some...