In a recent interview, Ghanaian rapper Elias Ewusi Essel, well known in the entertainment industry as Donzy Chaka, gave his candid thoughts on the E-levy.
The E-Levy, which has been a hot topic in Ghana for the past months, was eventually passed by parliament on Tuesday, March 29, 2022, after the finance minister introduced the bill for a second reading.
The E-levy was passed by parliament on Tuesday, March 29, 2022, after the minority leader notified the speaker that they would not participate because Ghanaians would suffer if the law was passed.
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According to Ghana’s finance minister, Mr. Ken Ofori Atta, the introduction of the E-levy is part of the government’s revenue mobilization initiatives, which would complement the government’s expenditure reduction measures to aid the country out of its current economic crisis.
He noted that the e-levy will bring in roughly GHC6.9 billion for the government.
Donzy Chaka, the crooner of ‘Crusade,’ responded by saying he has no objections to the E-levy passed by parliament and that he is willing to pay it.
Donzy Chaka then expressed his delight at the news that road tolls had been eliminated. He felt that way since he was paying road tolls but not seeing any progress on our road.
Donzy Chaka was then overjoyed to learn that road tolls had been abolished. He was frustrated because he was paying tolls but saw little progress on our road.
