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The government of Ghana has said that Ghanaians will continue to pay the 1.5% electronic transactions despite the government running to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for financial bailout. Reports indicate that the Ministry of Finance has said that neither will Ghanaians stop paying the e-levy nor the percentage of levy be reduced. The Ministry of Finance has said that the money that will be raised from the e-levy will be used to revive the economy. The Ministry stressed that other measures could be taken…

The National Chairman of Mobile Money Agents Association of Ghana (MMAAG) has called on all of their agents across the nation close at 6:00 pm to help lessen their danger to armed robbery attacks. This follows the most recent killing of one of their agents at Okorase close to Koforidua. 36-year-old Solomon Arhin was shot dead by armed robbers after closing around 11:14pm on Saturday, June 19, 2021. Solomon Arhin was shot dead in the chest by his attacker yet his companion Charles Dankwa who was going with him during…