VAT on Electricity: Ghanaians are tired of taxes from NPP govt – Kofi Kapito

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The consumer is tired,” Mr. Kapito stated. “This year alone, from the first of the year, there have been more than 20 taxes introduced. Cars now, if you register a vehicle, you’re forced to pay a 100 cedis for what? Insurance has gone up

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Alan Kyerematen withdraws from the NPP presidential race

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The level of intimidation of varying intensity, directly and indirectly, unleashed on a significant number of Delegates at various Voting Centers across the sixteen regions, is unprecedented in the history of our Party. In addition, the fact that my Polling Agent in the North East region has suffered severe damage to his eyesight, arising from his bold and courageous effort to ensure compliance with the very rules and regulations for the conduct of the elections as approved by the Presidential Elections Committee, will forever remain a dark spot in the history of internal elections within the Party. This incident and various acts of violence and collusion, reported in other Voting Centers, are appalling, unconscionable, and despicable

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NDC, NPP to justify manifesto promises on energy at separate Town Hall Meeting

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“The Energy Manifesto Town Hall” is organized by the Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors (CBOD) in partnership with the Ghana Upstream Petroleum Chamber, Association of Oil Marketing Companies (AOMCs), Chamber of Independent Power Producers, Distributors and Bulk Consumers (CIPDiB).

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CHRAJ throws out vote-buying and corruption allegations against Mahama

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And that the Commission finds as a fact that Respondent is not complicit in any ongoing corruption investigation by the Commission involving any public officer(s), adding that “investigation of corruption allegations against a public officer that implicates a private person makes that private person liable to the Commission’s corruption investigation mandate based on the Supreme Court’s interpretation of Article 218 of the 1992 Constitution in the Kamara case supra.”

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