Deadly Marburg virus cases confirmed in Ghana

The first cases of the deadly Marburg virus have been confirmed in Ghana after two people died, health officials announced on Sunday. According to the World Health Organization, tests were conducted on the two infected people in Ghana and returned a positive result on July 10, but needed to be…

Ghana’s new electronic levy tax met with frustration

Ghana’s new tax levy for electronic payments hasn’t gone off without a hitch. Business owners took to social media to complain about implementation of the e-levy which they say has drawn inaccurate deductions. The controversial e-levy went into effect May 1 and charges a 1.5% tax on all electronic transactions…