Our problem is how to collect taxes from these supposed companies and sole individuals.
Anything call small is not good for Ghana.
Doing well Jon, hoping to have Commercial farming only in Ghana in future.
There is no sen ... read full comment
Our problem is how to collect taxes from these supposed companies and sole individuals.
Anything call small is not good for Ghana.
Doing well Jon, hoping to have Commercial farming only in Ghana in future.
There is no sense farming in the northern regions where rain is not predictable.
Atim 8 years ago
Govt should identify the good ones and support them. Not only party men and women. Sone Companies offering attachment to Engineering Students from KNUST have stopped....They donot get the jobs. We are the same who complain w ... read full comment
Govt should identify the good ones and support them. Not only party men and women. Sone Companies offering attachment to Engineering Students from KNUST have stopped....They donot get the jobs. We are the same who complain when the students lack practical training.
Mandy TK 8 years ago
open rural communities through road networks n other social amenities so that people can go n creat jobs.
open rural communities through road networks n other social amenities so that people can go n creat jobs.
Kofi Ghanaba 8 years ago
Give it to the British; they are still lecturing their former colonial servants because these bumbling, buffoonish servants are in over their heads trying to run the country the British created, and gave to them to run. And t ... read full comment
Give it to the British; they are still lecturing their former colonial servants because these bumbling, buffoonish servants are in over their heads trying to run the country the British created, and gave to them to run. And the funny thing is, these servants have no idea where to begin, or end! So the British are asking the servants: WHAT WAS ALL THAT "SELF GOVERNMENT NOW" TALK ABOUT? THIS?
Kwame Joe 8 years ago
Way to go BC - Jon Benjamin - seems you are the only diplomat in Ghana who is keenly interested in seeing the country develop.
Certainly, through SMEs our government must create welcoming & incentivizing environment,
Way to go BC - Jon Benjamin - seems you are the only diplomat in Ghana who is keenly interested in seeing the country develop.
Certainly, through SMEs our government must create welcoming & incentivizing environment,
Marcus Ampadu 8 years ago
- the BLP on Ghana's part & the DFID on Britain's part must see to the entrepreneurial development of rooftop solar panels to help us end our energy crises.
- the BLP on Ghana's part & the DFID on Britain's part must see to the entrepreneurial development of rooftop solar panels to help us end our energy crises.
obi 8 years ago
on less the stop everything and fight corruption
on less the stop everything and fight corruption
Sankofa 8 years ago
Shut up, Jon Benjamin!
We do not need any lectures from you on how to run our economy. You would do well to ensure that British companies operating in Ghana obey the law and pay all taxes due. That way we will earn more re ... read full comment
Shut up, Jon Benjamin!
We do not need any lectures from you on how to run our economy. You would do well to ensure that British companies operating in Ghana obey the law and pay all taxes due. That way we will earn more revenue and be able to support SMEs.
Marcus Ampadu 8 years ago
Jon Benjamin shouldn't shut up, rather he should be single out for being one of the envoys who is genuinely interested in the plight of Ghana. I wished all the diplomatic corps in our country do likewise. At least, creating ... read full comment
Jon Benjamin shouldn't shut up, rather he should be single out for being one of the envoys who is genuinely interested in the plight of Ghana. I wished all the diplomatic corps in our country do likewise. At least, creating incubatory hubs to assist some of our citizens in embarking on innovative projects.
Our problem is how to collect taxes from these supposed companies and sole individuals.
Anything call small is not good for Ghana.
Doing well Jon, hoping to have Commercial farming only in Ghana in future.
There is no sen ...
read full comment
Govt should identify the good ones and support them. Not only party men and women. Sone Companies offering attachment to Engineering Students from KNUST have stopped....They donot get the jobs. We are the same who complain w ...
read full comment
open rural communities through road networks n other social amenities so that people can go n creat jobs.
Give it to the British; they are still lecturing their former colonial servants because these bumbling, buffoonish servants are in over their heads trying to run the country the British created, and gave to them to run. And t ...
read full comment
Way to go BC - Jon Benjamin - seems you are the only diplomat in Ghana who is keenly interested in seeing the country develop.
Certainly, through SMEs our government must create welcoming & incentivizing environment,
- the BLP on Ghana's part & the DFID on Britain's part must see to the entrepreneurial development of rooftop solar panels to help us end our energy crises.
on less the stop everything and fight corruption
Shut up, Jon Benjamin!
We do not need any lectures from you on how to run our economy. You would do well to ensure that British companies operating in Ghana obey the law and pay all taxes due. That way we will earn more re ...
read full comment
Jon Benjamin shouldn't shut up, rather he should be single out for being one of the envoys who is genuinely interested in the plight of Ghana. I wished all the diplomatic corps in our country do likewise. At least, creating ...
read full comment
and al those crap for nothing meaningful.