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Ato Forson: E-levy, betting tax, Covid tax and emission levy abolished by the NDC. No new taxes introduced.
Ato Forson's announcement during the 2025 Ghanaian budget presentation, where he abolished the E-levy, betting tax, Covid tax, and emission levy, aligning with the National Democratic Congress (NDC)'s economic policies under President John Mahama. This decision ties into a broader trend of public relief in Ghana, following years of opposition to these taxes introduced under the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration, as reported in media coverage of the budget on March 11, 2025.
Asamoah Gyan: Make your church services short, and we will gladly come instead of forcing and chasing us to come to church
Ghanaian football legend Asamoah Gyan has sparked a conversation that many might have been too shy to voice. "Make your church services short, and we will gladly come instead of forcing and chasing us to come to church," he recently urged pastors. His words, simple yet profound, reflect a growing sentiment among people who feel that lengthy services might be pushing potential congregants away rather than drawing them in. Could this be the wake-up call the modern church needs? The Heart of Gyan’s Message Asamoah Gyan, a celebrated figure in Ghana and beyond, isn’t just speaking as a sports icon—he’s speaking as someone who understands the value of time. In today’s fast-paced world, where schedules are packed and attention spans are shrinking, the traditional model of marathon church services might not resonate with everyone. Gyan’s suggestion isn’t a dismissal of faith or spirituality but a call for practicality. He’s asking religious leaders to rethink how they engage their...
Kwame Aplus: I strongly disagree with the controversial Hajj Village project, especially when Ghana has more urgent priorities.
I strongly disagree with the controversial Hajj Village project, especially at a time when according to the new government, Ghana has more urgent priorities. While I respect the significance of religious obligations, national resources must be directed toward projects that serve all Ghanaians. We have critical projects like the Agenda 111 hospitals. Some are near completion and will provide essential healthcare services to millions. Shouldn’t we focus on completing these hospitals before investing in a facility that benefits only a fraction of the population? The spokesperson for the President claims that the Hajj Village is a new airport terminal being built by the Ghana Airports Company Ltd (GACL) and that no taxpayer money is involved. Please, the Ghana Airport Company does not belong to Asagyam Herbal Clinic. It is a state enterprise, meaning any funds it uses are still state funds. If there is a need for a new terminal, which may be more expensive than the cost of the...