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Entrepreneurship has been one of the most preached method of making a sustainable income in Ghana.
Although majority of the citizenry particularly the youth have bought into the idea, only a few know the legal requirements needed to start a business in the country.
On today’s edition of The Law, JoyNews’ Samson Ayenini will host some resource persons to discuss the topic “How to start a company in Ghana.”
Managing Partner at M&O Law Consult, Emmanuel Sackitey Mate-Kole and Paralegal of Corp & Com Practice at M&O, Baaba Abaka-Yankson will be the panelist on the show.
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