TANG PALACE HOTEL Borstal Avenue South Airport Residential Area T: (233) 302 788 886-8-9 F: (233) 302 734 607 www.tangpalacehotel.com.gh reservations@tangpalacehotel.com.gh info@tangpalacehotel.com.gh Rooms: 112 rooms, namely 21 suites, 67 superior rooms, 15 superior twin rooms, 3 executive rooms, 5 duplex family rooms and 1 disability-accessible room. Business &...
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Articles & Analysis | Quality hotel listings in major cities across Ghana from The Report: Ghana 2018
Articles & Analysis | Useful tips for first-time travellers to Ghana from The Report: Ghana 2018
ETIQUETTE: Ghana has a deserved reputation for friendliness and hospitality. Manners and etiquette are very important, and correct honorifics and respectful greetings in business meetings are expected. Shaking hands is customary, starting with the person on the far right and making your way to...
Articles & Analysis | Phone number of ministries and industry chambers in Ghana from The Report: Ghana 2018
Ministry of Finance & Economic Planning (0 302) 665 132 Ministry of Trade & Industry (0 302) 686 528 Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Regional Integration (0 302) 664 952 Ministry of Communications (0 302) 666 465 Ministry of Energy (0 302) 667 090 Ministry of Education (0 302) 662 772 Ministry of Health (0 302) 666 465 Ministry of...
Interviews & Viewpoints | R Yofi Grant, CEO, Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC): Interview from The Report: Ghana 2018
Articles & Analysis | Broadening Ghana's tax base and improving the lending environment from The Report: Ghana 2018
A 2016 report released by the Ghana Statistical Service estimated that businesses in the informal sector make up 62% of all commercial enterprises. Although self-employed persons are required to pay income tax, the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) only has 200,000 informal workers registered in its files. With limited demographic records and the...
Articles & Analysis | The government tightens fiscal spending and industrialises rural areas to jump-start economic growth in Ghana from The Report: Ghana 2018
Since assuming power in January 2017, the administration of President Nana Akufo-Addo has sought to move swiftly to restart the Ghanaian economy after a period of sluggish growth. As with many West African countries, local industry is strongly correlated with global commodities. Oil, gold and cocoa provide the three main sources of foreign...