Dzide_fo
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20 years ago, I was studying abroad at the @UnivofGh. Like spaceflight, it was a positive, life-changing, perspective-deepening experience. Seeing the beauty of Ghana from space reminds me of the amazing people I met there and how in exploring the world, we learn about ourselves.
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Introducing the TaxLawGH Ghana Tax Calculator. A simple tool built to help you calculate: - Withholding Tax - VAT & Levies - PAYE - Penalties & Interest - And stay updated on key tax deadlines All in one place. If you’ve ever had to manually work through these calculations or double-check rates, this should make things much easier. This is Version 1, so we’ll continue to improve and expand it over time. You can try it here: taxlawgh.com/ghana-tax-calc… Feel free to use it, share it, and let us know what you think.
Big news for Ghana’s economy and homegrown success! 🇬🇭 ZEN Petroleum @zenpetroleumltd , a proudly 100% Ghanaian-owned Oil Marketing Company, has officially listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE)! Since 2010, ZEN has grown into the market leader supplying high-quality fuel and lubricants to Ghana’s mining sector, while rapidly expanding its retail network (now 63+ stations and targeting 80 by end of 2026). They supply over 30 million litres monthly, employ 1,300+ Ghanaians, contribute billions in taxes, and have been named among Africa’s fastest-growing companies multiple times by the Financial Times. Listing on the GSE marks a new chapter: greater transparency, stronger governance, and real opportunity for everyday Ghanaians to invest in a trusted local champion. It’s exactly the model the NPA CEO praised—sustainable, credible, and built to last beyond any individual. Let’s celebrate this milestone and support more indigenous companies going public! A listing price of GH¢5 per share🔥 #InvestInGSE
So which specific culture made countries like China, Japan, or the USA developed? Because from what I see, their growth didn’t come from just music, dance, or food culture it came from industrialization, technology, manufacturing, and strong systems. Yes, culture is important for identity and even tourism, but can culture alone build industries, create jobs at scale, or drive exports the way tech, engineering, and production do? If culture is the main driver, why are the most culturally rich countries not the most economically developed? I’m not saying culture is useless, but how exactly does it translate into large scale economic growth?
🇬🇭We keep blaming wages. The data points more to a revenue problem. #Ghana’s wage bill isn’t unusually high by peer standards. The issue is a weak revenue base that cannot sustain even a 'normal' payroll. That’s the real fiscal constraint. @MoF_Ghana @Cassielforson @senyohosi @TucGhana
