Title: E-Levy Falls Short of Target, Economists Suggest Replacement

The electronic transfer levy (E-Levy) for the first half of the year has fallen significantly short of its target, prompting calls for its replacement by economists. The E-Levy, which aimed to collect GH¢982.85 million, only accrued GH¢455.58 million during this period, marking a substantial deficit of GH¢527.27 million, a 53.64% shortfall.

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MTN Ghana Mentors 100 Girls-In-ICT On Open Day

MTN Ghana’s Women in Technology (WIT) in collaboration Ministry of Communication and Digitization has held an Open Day of the National Girls-in-ICT Day Celebration as part efforts of to help expose young girls to opportunities in the ICT sector.

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Vodafone unveils broadband offer for new subscribers

As part of its unwavering commitment to providing top-notch Fixed Broadband (FBB) internet services to customers, Vodafone Ghana has launched an exciting new offer for new broadband customers.

 

The offer empowers new customers to harness the power of ultra-fast and reliable inter­net with more data, exceptional savings, and a seamless online experience.

 

Albert Achiaw, the Fixed Business Manager at Vodafone Ghana, highlighted the benefits of the new offer.

 

“This offer gives new custom­ers more data and a fast, reliable internet connection. If they choose a plan worth GH¢300 or more, they’ll get 50 per cent ex­tra data for 30 days. And if they pay three months upfront, we’ll install the service for free.

It’s a great chance to get more value, so I encourage new customers to take up this offer,” he said.

Source: Ghanaian Times