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Separate ‘charlatans’ from professional journalists – Ken Ashigbey

Former Graphic Communications Group boss, Dr Ken Ashigbey, has called for a clear distinction between professional journalists and those he described as charlatans posing as media practitioners.

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Toward a secure, resilient and diversified energy future

LETTER: Energy security is the primary framework for evaluating nuclear energy. Strategically, energy security encompasses a nation's ability to maintain reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy supplies, minimise vulnerability to external disruptions, and ensure sufficient capacity to meet future demand.

GH¢10m media fund: ‘We need clear rules’ – MFWA

The proposed GH¢10 million Media Development Fund must be backed by clear governance and accountability structures to ensure it delivers meaningful support to Ghana’s media industry, the Media…

  • MFWA warns GH¢10m Media Development Fund needs clear governance structures.
  • Lessons from France, Scandinavia, Senegal, Benin, Burkina Faso, and Niger highlighted.
  • Previous GH¢1m allocation raised concerns about procurement and distribution.

KRA October PAYE deadline: What next for employers who missed the deadline?

Employers who failed to file or pay October 2026 Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax by Monday, November 9, should act immediately. They can still submit the return and pay the tax, but late compliance attracts penalties and interest. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) requires employers to file monthly PAYE returns and remit tax deducted […]

  • Employers missed October 2026 PAYE deadline, must file and pay tax by November 9, 2026.
  • Late compliance results in 25% penalty on tax due or Ksh10,000, whichever is higher.
  • Payment plan option available for employers unable to pay full amount immediately.

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