GIPC defends removal of capital requirement for foreign enterprises

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• Thief of Staff - Akosua Frema 1 year ago

  Cheap popularity. The government wants more people to vote for them
  Kwasiaa4 buuluubuuluuu!!!

  Cheap popularity. The government wants more people to vote for them
  Kwasiaa4 buuluubuuluuu!!!

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• Peace 1 year ago

  So has the law been amended or its just a mere policy suggestion. Or does the act allow the ceo of gipc the power to make such changes without going through parliament

  So has the law been amended or its just a mere policy suggestion. Or does the act allow the ceo of gipc the power to make such changes without going through parliament

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• Farmer 1 year ago

  Exactly my question too. Seemingly GIPC intends not to enforce the law as written anymore. They can obviously do that in their administrative processes.
  
  I would not expect them however to wave part are all of the fees paya ...
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  Exactly my question too. Seemingly GIPC intends not to enforce the law as written anymore. They can obviously do that in their administrative processes.
  
  I would not expect them however to wave part are all of the fees payable to them which are actually nothing but excessive.

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• recipe for ABUSE 1 year ago

  Why this, if you decided to do this did you consider the repercussion of it. its a way to get especially nigerians to use laundered money to kick ghanaians out of business. NPP you are already out dont be desperate

  Why this, if you decided to do this did you consider the repercussion of it. its a way to get especially nigerians to use laundered money to kick ghanaians out of business. NPP you are already out dont be desperate

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• Newton Macho 1 year ago

  Fool why so much emphasis on the Nigerians, do you know what the Chinese, Indians and Arabs do in Ghana, you always see the Nigerians as your biggest threats, grow up and always think before you spill trash..we need a compet ...
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  Fool why so much emphasis on the Nigerians, do you know what the Chinese, Indians and Arabs do in Ghana, you always see the Nigerians as your biggest threats, grow up and always think before you spill trash..we need a competitive market not your usual hatreds.

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• Wasteman 1 year ago

  EVERY GREY HAIR ON HIS FACE REPRESENTS AN INCREASE IN FOOLISHNESS AND STUPIDITY!!!

  EVERY GREY HAIR ON HIS FACE REPRESENTS AN INCREASE IN FOOLISHNESS AND STUPIDITY!!!

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• Holy Village 1 year ago

  What at all is this boy's job?

  What at all is this boy's job?

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• This is a win-win decision for EVERYONE! 1 year ago

  This is a very positive development. It will help increase job opportunities for Ghanaians and create avenues for local entrepreneurs to establish support businesses tailored to the needs of the growing number of foreign-owne ...
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  This is a very positive development. It will help increase job opportunities for Ghanaians and create avenues for local entrepreneurs to establish support businesses tailored to the needs of the growing number of foreign-owned companies. For example, many delivery companies have emerged due to the rising demand for delivery services from these foreign businesses.
  
  This situation is beneficial for everyone involved, particularly for Ghanaians who partner with these companies. They have the opportunity to own shares in innovative, globally funded businesses without needing to raise the capital typically required to start such enterprises.

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