Gov’t introduces e-pay slips to fight ghost names

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• ADAMA 9 years ago

  It should be expanded to private individuals who rent out their properties to the government. It is where the massive stealing by government officials are taking place. One house is rented out to about four Ministries, and th ...
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  It should be expanded to private individuals who rent out their properties to the government. It is where the massive stealing by government officials are taking place. One house is rented out to about four Ministries, and they collect dollars for them while they still live in those houses!

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• SIMON 9 years ago

  PLACE ALL HUMAN RESOURCES OF GOVERNMENT AND PROCUREMENT SERVICES ON A COMMON PLATFORM FOR PAYMENT SERVICES WITHTHE BANKS, PLACE CHECK AND BALANCES. PAYMENTS ARE DONE ON REGIONAL, DISTRICT MUNICIPAL LEVELS. ADDING OR ELIMINATI ...
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  PLACE ALL HUMAN RESOURCES OF GOVERNMENT AND PROCUREMENT SERVICES ON A COMMON PLATFORM FOR PAYMENT SERVICES WITHTHE BANKS, PLACE CHECK AND BALANCES. PAYMENTS ARE DONE ON REGIONAL, DISTRICT MUNICIPAL LEVELS. ADDING OR ELIMINATING GHOST NAMES ARE ALWAYS BEING DONE BY CRIMINAL ELEMENTS OF HUMANS WHO ARE THE VERY ONES REQUIRE TO MONITOR OR PROGRAMME OR ELIMINATE THESE NAMES

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• Say the TRUTH 9 years ago

  Was involved in the design and implementation of the e-zwich common platform for all banks, savings and loans companies and rural banks, offering interoperability across different financial institutions.
  
  Sun, 19 Aug 2007 1 ...
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  Was involved in the design and implementation of the e-zwich common platform for all banks, savings and loans companies and rural banks, offering interoperability across different financial institutions.
  
  Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:57:00
  All banks to connect to E-ZWICH
  
  The E-ZWICH, a brand name for the National Switch, under the new Universal Electronic Payments (UEPS) technology is to ensure that all commercial banks, rural banks and savings and loans institutions implemented a common payment platform and biometric Smartcard. Speaking at the launch of the Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB) MoneyGram, Dr Bawumia said banks with existing switches were expected to upgrade them to make them compatible with the National Switch by July 1, 2008.
  
  The GCB MoneyGram service would be operated through all its 133 branches.
  
  Dr. Bawumia said the introduction of the National Switch and Smartcard payment system would dramatically increase the number of people with access to financial services.
  
  Currently about 80 per cent of Ghana's population did not operate any kind of bank account and this represents a huge market opportunity for banks, rural banks, savings and loans companies".
  
  He said; "The traditional Visa and Mastercard would still have their uses but what we are introducing is a smartcard that is accessible to everyone and that can work everywhere, both on-line and off-line, even in places without electricity".
  
  "Henceforth all new ATMS and POS devices deployed by any financial or non-financial institution must be compliant with the new (UEPS) technology," Dr Bawumia said.
  
  He urged all the banks to issue the E-ZWICH biometric smartcards to their customers by March 31, 2008 Dr. Bawumia said banks without switches/ATMS and POS devices were expected to integrate their payment terminals directly into the National Switch or through a E-ZWICH compatible switch.
  
  Mr. Lawrence N. Adu-Mante, Managing Director, GCB, said the Bank was undertaking the alliance with Moneygram International because of the importance attached to remittances. "The importance of these funds is so critical not only to the development of our country, but also for the socio-economic well-being of our people".
  
  He estimated that between January and November last year, about 4.25 billion dollars was remitted to Ghana, out of which 1.7 billion dollars came from private individuals alone.
  
  Mr. Adu-Mante said the transfers helped to conserve and improve the nation's foreign exchange reserves, and also boost the import capacity for needy goods and services, including drugs and equipment. "The funds are also remitted for payment of school fees for the upkeep of relations and for a variety of private project.
  
  "It is for these reasons that everything possible must be done to ensure a hustle fee service to our people who are recipients and the remitters abroad," he said
  
  source: www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/economy/artikel.php?ID=129018
  
  
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• Say the TRUTH 9 years ago

  NDC BLOCK-HEADS LIKE FIFI & OFOSU KWAYE will NEVER RESPECTS DR. BAWUMIA AND HIS BRILLIANCE YET HIS IDEAS & CONTRIBUTIONS REIGNS AND MOST OF THE TIME THE BEST SOLUTIONS TO THE CURRENT PROBLEMS OF GHANA!!!!
  
  WHAT A WASTEFUL A ...
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  NDC BLOCK-HEADS LIKE FIFI & OFOSU KWAYE will NEVER RESPECTS DR. BAWUMIA AND HIS BRILLIANCE YET HIS IDEAS & CONTRIBUTIONS REIGNS AND MOST OF THE TIME THE BEST SOLUTIONS TO THE CURRENT PROBLEMS OF GHANA!!!!
  
  WHAT A WASTEFUL AND STUPID GOVERNANCE - WITH y3ntie OBIAAAA & IN THE LONG RUN ----- SANKOFA!!!!!!
  
  PITIFUL NDC GOVERNMENT!!!!

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• Courage D.k 9 years ago

  I can't access my payslips online after I changed my password due to security reasons. Now the new password is not signing in.I tried the'forget your password' option but still unable to sign in. all thai am told is password ...
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  I can't access my payslips online after I changed my password due to security reasons. Now the new password is not signing in.I tried the'forget your password' option but still unable to sign in. all thai am told is password recovery error, unknown payslip account.
  please what should I do now?

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• Mac 9 years ago

  Check with your administrative officer and collect your code again. I forgot my password but was able to retrieve by using the "Forgot Password" button. Maybe either your phone number or e-mail is wrong i.e. whichever you sub ...
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  Check with your administrative officer and collect your code again. I forgot my password but was able to retrieve by using the "Forgot Password" button. Maybe either your phone number or e-mail is wrong i.e. whichever you submitted.

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• Courage Deck 9 years ago

  I can't access my payslips online after I changed my password due to security reasons later I tried the forget your password Anytime I tried the new password a feedback is sent that password recovery error, unknown payslips ...
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  I can't access my payslips online after I changed my password due to security reasons later I tried the forget your password Anytime I tried the new password a feedback is sent that password recovery error, unknown payslips account
  what should I do ?

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