NHIA clears debts, arrears now stand at one month.
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has made additional payments of GH₵186 million to credentialed healthcare service providers. The payment...
Month: July 2023
Rest, don’t stop ~ Bismark Tay
Life’s journey can be tough and rough. Each person and their share. We face several challenges along the journey. Some...
Donor financing derailing economic development in Africa – Prof Nonvignon
Source: GNA A Professor of Health Economics at the University of Ghana, Justice Nonvignon, has called for an urgent overhaul...
Tema youth urges dialogue to address fishers, Port Authority furore.
The group has further called on the relevant authorities to engage in dialogue with the fishing community to address their...
BoG posts GH¢60.81bn losses in 2022.
The Bank of Ghana has posted losses totalling GH¢60.81 billion for the 2022 financial year. This compares to a profit...
US$36 to US$40 million spent on importing onions; don’t we have soil in Ghana? – Kwame Jantuah asks
Source: ghanaweb.com A private legal practitioner, Kwame Jantuah has expressed concern about the leadership of the country and some economic...
4 Strategies To Bring Your Entrepreneurial Vision To Life
Source: forbes.com In an economy filled with countless examples of struggling industries, the wellness industry is quite healthy — booming,...
Reintroduce road toll to generate revenue for national development – Transportation expert.
The Executive Director and founder of Toptech Transport and Logistics, Mr. Cecil Garbrah, has called for the re-introduction of road...
Agriculture’s woes: Hostile tax systems, lack of centralised data to blame
Source: thebftonline.com The country’s agricultural sector could see sustained growth if more tax-friendly policies are introduced, with data much more...
World Bank, IMF partly responsible for Ghana’s economic woes – Dr. Yamson
Economist, Dr. Ishmael Yamson, says the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund are partly responsible for Ghana’s current economic...
