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Dr. AK Mensah who has done rigorous study in the area of Artisanal Small-Scale mining added that, the military approach has been ineffective since 1980 when it was first introduced. Afterwards, despite its ineffectiveness, the military approach against galamsey has resurfaced under different names thus Police Taskforce in 1990, Operation fight illegal mining in 2006, […]

A Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Young Africans for Opportunities (YAFO), has made an appeal to the government to exempt the payment and transfer of school fees from charges as part of the introduction of the Electronic Levy… Read More

The E-Levy bill should exempt transfer payments for school fees at tertiary institutions. The E- Levy bill has created certain exemptions, however, excludes transfer payment for school fees at public and private tertiary institutions. Read More

The Community Buy-Back event is a GRIPE initiative, in partnership with Premier Waste Ghana, which is an inspiring and creative way to care for the environment by giving value to plastic waste so households can earn exchanging plastic waste as well as creating awareness on plastic waste. GRIPE is considering a partnership with YAFO to

Risk-taking is an inevitable part of human life. Almost every decision we make on a daily basis involves some sort of risk-taking. This is why insurance is a major necessity as we go through life. Insurance is meant to cushion us whenever life’s decisions go on the rocks. The reason for vehicle insurance is no

Over 66.7 percent of drivers both commercial and private attempt to bribe personnel of the Ghana Police Service to avoid arrest, the Young Africans for Opportunities (YAFO) has revealed. Read More.

YAFO has put in a lot of effort over the years, working nonstop to offer significant contributions to economic and social challenges. This culminated in the “Driver Mo” initiative, which included preliminary research and surveying all sixteen areas around the country to learn about various aspects of vehicle insurance policies. This included determining the typical

Accra-Ghana, Oct 31, GNA – Over 66.7 percent of drivers both commercial and private attempt to bribe personnel of the Ghana Police Service to avoid arrest, the Young African for Opportunity (YAFO) has revealed. Mr Nathaniel Dwamena, YAFO Programmes Manager, who made the disclosure stated that some drivers with expired Insurance policy stickers always attempt

Over 66.7 percent of drivers both commercial and private attempt to bribe personnel of the Ghana Police Service to avoid arrest, the Young African for Opportunity (YAFO) has revealed. Mr. Nathaniel Dwamena, YAFO Programmes Manager, who made the disclosure stated that some drivers with expired Insurance policy stickers always attempt to bribe police, a situation

A survey conducted by the Young Africans for Opportunities (YAFO) has revealed that the frustration in securing needed documents like police reports – to validate insurance claims has led to over 82% of drivers’ vehicle owners not reporting claims. The Metro Lens Newspaper.