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Across Ghana, every Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assembly is expected to manage public resources using the Ghana Integrated Financial Management Information System, widely known as GIFMIS.
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Waste management in the country: The hidden economic cost of choked gutters and polluted water bodies
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Financial Security (FinSec) Series with Dr Philip Takyi:
A quiet but powerful transformation is unfolding across Africa’s automotive landscape. Budget-friendly, digitally enabled electric vehicles (EVs), some now being designed with Swahili-speaking voice assistants, are rapidly gaining attention in key African markets, particularly in Kenya and South Africa.
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