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According the Finance Minister of Ghana, Teachers and Civil Servant salaries in Ghana are indecent. Speaking at a Town Hall Meeting in Wa o 21st February 2022, Ken Ofori-Atta admitted that the salaries of civil servant and teachers are indecent. He noted that in order for government to fill revenue gaps and increase development Ghanaians need to embrace the E-Levy. I look at teachers and civil servants for example, and I will be the first to admit that the salaries are indecent, nobody will argue with that. At the…

The Minister of Finace Ken Ofori-Atta has said that Ghanaian youths or young graduates lack the needed skills set for jobs available in Ghana. According to him there is a wide margin between what students learn in school and what the job market requires from them. He advised that educational institutions in the country especially universities align their trainings with the industry needs especially in times where unemployment is on the rise in the country. “We have about 9 million people in a global economy that is…

Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has finally opened up on his sudden change in looks making many Ghanaians worry over his health. On Thursday 18th November 2021, Mr.Ofori Atta told Paul Adom-Otchere that after he recovered from Covid-19 tests conducted on him showed that he had jaundice other series of tests were again conducted and they doctors discovered that his liver was falmed. ''I got COVID in somewhere of November and got out of the hospital emergency maybe the 10th of December and came home. Things were pretty…

Director of Public Affairs of Parliament, Kate Addo has said that criticisms hurled at MPs over the $28 million car loan to procure vehicles for each one of then is unnecessary. According to the Director of Public Affairs for Parliament all the criticisms thrown in the direction of the 275 members of Parliament are not needed because they will surely pay the loans. She justified her point noting that some of the MPs have their constituencies in the rural areas yet they still need access to their constituencies. she…