(Management) Law 1993 PNDCL 330 has proved it worth in tax administration‚ collecting GH¢ 24‚800‚000‚ GH¢ 31‚5000‚000‚ GH¢ 37‚100‚000 and GH¢ 45‚900‚000 in 2008‚ 2009‚ 2010 and 2011 respectively in Kumasi‚ contributing 1% in total CEPS revenue in Ghana. Aside revenue collection‚ CEPS is mandated to prevent internal and external aggression‚ unwholesome goods from entering the country‚ smuggling and drug peddling. Since this study was aimed at exploring CEPS contribution‚ qualitative approach was
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Financial Markets and Institutions: Ghana’s Experience By Sam Mensah‚ Ph.D Presented at: The International Programme on Capital Markets and Portfolio Management Indian Institute of Management September 8-20‚ 1997 Abstract This paper reviews Ghana’s experience with the development of financial markets and institutions. The review uses a framework which reviews various stages of financial development against three basic attributes of an effective financial system: a monetary system‚ the
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GOVERNANCE LECTURER: MR V CHAKUNDA ASSIGNMENT/QUESTION: Examine the leadership system of Ghana looking at its history‚ appointment‚ contributions to development and democracy. LECTURER’S COMMENT: …………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… TRADITIONAL LEADERSHIP SYSTEM IN GHANA According to Kwame (2006) he explains that Ghana’s traditional leadership structure
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European settlers came to Canada in the 1800’s they assimilated the Indigenous people. Europeans convinced Indigenous people to sign treaties which still are the same ones that are used today. Indigenous communities face many challenges that stem from colonization and racism. In my maps I will illustrate life expectancy‚ Monthly income and unemployment rates. For my research on Indigenous people I found it to be very difficult to
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appraisal system are numerous and varied. This research is focused on the challenges associated with the implementation of performance appraisal system at the Ghana National Scheme (GNSS)‚ to recommend solutions to the challenges where appropriate. The main objectives of the study are to evaluate the current performance appraisal system at the Ghana National Scheme (GNSS). The study has become necessary due to the challenges facing the GNSS with regards to the implementation of performance appraisal
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to the old methods of farming. Besides that‚ there is low technological development in less developed nations like Ghana which also affect green revolution of agriculture in the sense that most agricultural inputs are imported into these nations hence there is persistent low productivity. Low level of education is one of the impediments to green revolution of agriculture in Ghana in particular. The educational level of most farmers is so low that‚ it becomes difficult to teach the peasant farmers
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BOATENG GODWIN 10277955 BOSE-DUKER THEOPHILINE 10278103 BUGRE ABRAHAM 10278302 CANTREPH GEORGE 10278330 COMMODORE-MENSAH ESTHER 10278411 DANSO BRIGHT 10278628 1.0 INTRODUCTION Lending is one of the main activities of banks in Ghana. This is evidenced by the volume of loans that constitute bank assets and the annual volume of credit granted to borrowers in the private and public sectors of the economy. Loans are therefore‚ typically‚ the largest and the most important asset and
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DICHOTOMY OF CIVIL SERVICE/SERVANT AND PUBLIC SERVICE/SERVANT PHILIP AFETI KORTO- SENIOR HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATOR DANGME EAST DISTRICT HOSPITAL‚ ADA-GHANA It is almost totally impossible for most people in Ghana to differentiate between the Civil Service and other Public Services when confronted with the issue. To a very large extent‚ their inability to do so is justifiable as the words public and civil are synonymous. Both words are also identical with the words social‚ national‚ communal
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DATE: 21-4-2010 QUESTION: TO WHAT EXTENT DO CAN IT BE SAID THAT GHANA CANNOT DEVELOP WITHOUT THE ACTIVITIES OF SMEs OPERATORS Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are companies whose headcount or turnover falls below certain limits. And the limit depends on the country in which the company is operating. SMEs contribute immensely to the economic development of a country .And it can be said that a developing country like Ghana cannot develop without the contribution of SMEs due to the following
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benefits out of their rural banking system. The search for a system to tackle the financial problems of the rural dweller started as far back as the 1960s under the Nkrumah regime. During that period‚ the need for a veritable rural financial system in Ghana to tackle the needs of small scale farmers‚ fishermen‚ craftsmen‚ market women‚ traders and all other micro-enterprises was felt. The need for such a system was accentuated by the fact that the bigger commercial banks could not accommodate the financial
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