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Parliament calls for increase in sanitation levy to address Ghana's waste crisis

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  • JESUS IS GOD 1 year ago

    Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. Vanity upon vanity—everything in this world is meaningless without Him. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third ...
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  • Kwame 1 year ago

    They will not pay oooo. Afenyo kwasea Markin and his micro minority will call a Press conference urging them not to pay. So leave them in the squalor. They can even shit on the borla for pigs to roam.on it

  • MAHAMAH IS INTOLERANT 1 year ago

    Ndc never again. Tax nkooaaa!

  • To increase what 1 year ago

    For our corrupt leaders to loots most and kept it in their homes,NO,NO,NO

  • My point 1 year ago

    When will you guys take pay cut to help the environment.

  • Now Now 1 year ago

    Is it increasing taxes or raising awareness and discipline
    How was it carried out years ago
    Could we understudy the Francophone countries and pick salient......

  • JACK TORONTO 1 year ago

    @Now now, you are right. What happened to the statement:'Prevention is better than cure '? If the authorities do not take care more taxes will mean more waste in the environment.

  • Pelicles. 1 year ago

    One sanitation company cannot control garbage crisis in Ghana so, at least another company should come in. How can Zoomlion be the only garbage company in Ghana? Accra alone should have at least three garbage company to make ...
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  • Kojo Menkah, Bremen. Germany 1 year ago

    No way Mr Government, Sanitation is a big problem only in the cities let the city authorities deal with it and the whole country. My village doesn't have any sanitary challenges because their bye laws work. Thanks

  • JACK TORONTO 1 year ago

    Yes, waste and mostly generated in the cities.

  • Kanewu 1 year ago

    What do politicians takevus for, can governments show us what they have done with old levies before think of increasing it.
    Is this what democracy means ?
    Stop stealing in the name politics before the people begin yi raise ...
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  • Talk true 1 year ago

    In fact our leader must learn, did some of these leaders studied economics in school., increasing sanitation levy and hire more worker's is not the solution, because if u do that ,then u are practising what is called in econo ...
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  • Mr no nonsense 1 year ago

    Which parliament, just say ndc calls for increase in sanitation levy to address Ghanas waste ,fools