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MoMo agent shot by gunmen in Sawla
A Mobile Money vendor in Sawla, Abdul Razak, has been shot by unknown gun men in the late hours of…
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Finance
Value of MoMo transactions drop by GH¢3 billion ahead of E-Levy passage
Data published by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has revealed that the value of mobile money transactions has dropped by GH¢3.2 billion…
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BUSINESS NEWS
1,000 MoMo transactions per second in Ghana at the moment – Adu Boahen
Available data show that in every second, one thousand Mobile Mobile (MoMo) transactions take place in Ghana, Minister of…
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BUSINESS NEWS
Momo agents to embark on nationwide strike Thursday
File Photo: Mobile Money vending point The Mobile money agents’ association of Ghana say they will be embarking on a…
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BUSINESS NEWS
E-Levy: MTN, others to cut momo transfer charge by 25%
Telecommunications firms in the country have agreed to a 25% downward cut in their mobile money transactions in order to…
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GENERAL NEWS
All set for anti-MoMo tax demo
Economic Fighters League (EFL), a pressure group, is set to demonstrate over the electronic levy in the 2022 Budget read…
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GENERAL NEWS
Gov’t likely to raise 500m monthly from MoMo levy – Ursula
The Minister for Communications and Digitalisation, Ursula Owusu Ekulful, has revealed that the government is likely to raise over Ghc500…
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GENERAL NEWS
2022 Budget: Gov’t abolishes Road Tolls; MoMo transactions levy increased
tollbooth The Finance Minister, Ken Ofori Atta, has announced that the government has abolished all road tolls on public roads…
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GENERAL NEWS
Speaker of Parliament orders probe into rampant robbery attacks on MoMo vendors
The Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Andrew Asiamah Amoako has directed Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee to investigate recent rampant…
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BUSINESS NEWS
MoMo Agents oppose new tax on their earnings
MoMo Agents kick against 10% tax imposed on their earnings • Govt has introduced a 10% tax on the earnings…
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