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More jobs and no 'nuisance taxes' - Ghanaians' great expectations


Published on 2024-12-11 05:00:48 - MSN
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  • She told the BBC that Mahama would now be expected to fulfil his campaign promise to create jobs in order to bring down the unemployment rate of almost 15%, and to ease the cost-of-living crisis by scrapping some taxes - or what Ghanaians call "nuisance taxes".

The article from MSN discusses the high expectations of Ghanaians from their government, particularly focusing on economic improvements and tax policies. As Ghana approaches its next election cycle, citizens are hopeful for more job opportunities and an end to what they perceive as nuisance taxes. These taxes, often small but frequent, are seen as burdensome by the populace. The article highlights the public's desire for economic policies that foster employment growth and reduce the financial strain on everyday citizens. There's a palpable sense of anticipation for government initiatives that could lead to sustainable development and alleviate the economic pressures faced by many in the country.

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