The Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta has on Wednesday delivered the 2022 budget to Parliament.
Considering the hikes in prices in most services and products some interest groups including several labour unions and business associations have been warning against the expected removal of port clearing discounts on some selected goods.
But prior to the presentation, Mr Ofori-Atta hinted that the budget will be heavy on job creation and entrepreneurship.
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