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AHISCO ‘91 organises mentorship session for students
The ’91-year-group of Accra High School (AHISCO) in collaboration with the US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce recently organised a career mentorship session for students as part of the Global Professional and Business Women’s Exchange Conference.
The conference brought together career women from diverse backgrounds to interact and share their professional experiences with students and inspire them to achieve their goals.
It was also to boost the confidence of students and encourage them to take up leadership roles in various sectors, including Healthcare, Finance, Legal, Business and Education.
In attendance were Mrs. Florence Torson- Hart, President of the Chamber, Mr Arthur Fennell, Former News Anchor NBC in Philadelphia, Dr. Fungisai Nota, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nota Consulting, Dr. Ebenezer Teye, Pharma, and Mr. David Simon CEO of Kingdom Social Media.
At the end of the programme five students, Suzzie Efua Kwaboh, Mary Arhin, Vincentia Adoma Okyere, Dennis Eshun and Richlove, received a laptop each as the best interactive students at the end of the session.
The Assistant Head, Monica Botchway, thanked the US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce and the ’91-year-group of AHISCO and asked them to continue to organise similar educational sessions for students.
By Spectator Reporter
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Cassiel Ato Forson, says he and his deputy have publicly filed their annual tax returns to demonstrate leadership and encourage compliance among citizens.
In a facebook post, he explained that the move was meant to show that public officials must lead by example when it comes to fulfilling civic duties.
“Leadership must be demonstrated, not declared,” he said.
He commended Ghanaian taxpayers for their continued contribution to national development, noting that tax compliance plays a key role in sustaining government activities.
According to him, paying taxes is both a legal and moral responsibility. He stressed that all citizens, including public officials, professionals, and businesses, are equal before the law and must meet their tax obligations.
He added that tax revenue is essential for funding key sectors such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, and security.
The minister praised the Ghana Revenue Authority for its work, especially during the ongoing Tax and Good Governance Month in April. He said the initiative helps to educate the public and promote voluntary compliance.
He urged the authority to intensify public education and continue reforms aimed at simplifying tax processes, reducing compliance costs, and improving transparency.
He further encouraged individuals and businesses that are yet to file their returns to do so promptly, adding that support systems and digital platforms are available to assist them.
He said building a strong tax culture would strengthen the country’s economy, improve accountability, and promote fairness in society.
By: Jacob Aggrey
The National Association of Match Commissioners (GNAMCO) has successfully held its 2nd Quadrennial Delegates Congress on 18th April 2026, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.
During the congress, elections were conducted, resulting in the retention of all incumbent executive members for another four-year term.
The re-elected leaders include Paul Ayamba as National Chairman, Clement Walter Okai as First National Vice Chairman, John Yakubu as Second National Vice-Chairman, Michael Ntow Ayeh as National Secretary, Felix Adjetey Sowah as Assistant National Secretary, Egbert M. A. Laryea as National Treasurer, Mike Komla Amedior as National Trainer, and William Lantey Quaye as National Deputy Trainer.
GNAMCO pledged unwavering support and cooperation to advance football development in Ghana, with a focus on professionalism, integrity, and excellence.
