Emmanuel Gyamera
Department Of Accounting, Faculty Of Accounting, Banking And Finance, University Of Professional Studies, Accra
The Small And Medium Enterprises Attitude Towards Tax Stamp: A Case Study Of Tax Payers In Ghana
Tax stamps date back to the Ottoman Empire. "Damga Resmi" was already in use by the sixteenth century. Tax stamp implementation in Ghana was enacted by Act 873 of the Excise Stamp Act, 2013. It is structured to enhance tax collection in the Ghanaian economy that has in the past years suffered dwindling tax revenue. The tax stamp is a

Thompson Kubaje
Department Of Accounting, Faculty Of Accounting, Banking And Finance, University Of Professional Studies, Accra
Understanding The Drivers And Barriers Of Risk Factors To Non-communicable Diseases Among Young People (10-24 Years) In Urban Informal Settlements Of Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya
An epidemiological and demographic transition characterized by predominance of death from non-communicable diseases (NCDs), as opposed to infectious diseases is steadily gaining traction across the world. The trend reversal squarely places young people at the centre of NCDs especially in informal settlements. This paper draws evidence from a formative research conducted at pre-intervention in the "Young Health Programme (YHP)" funded

Dr Okinyi B. Nyawade (Ph.D.)
Plan International, Monitoring And Evaluation Manager, Kenya Country Office, P.o Box 25196 Nairobi
Evaluation Of Four Rapid Diagnostic Tests (rdts) Under Different Temperature Regimens
The four test kits – CareStart, SD Bioline, Global device and LabAcon- were incubated for 90 days at various temperature ranges: 2-8°C, 25°C, 37°C, 45°C and 55°C, and tested with both low (200parasites/µl) and high (2000 parasites/µl) parasitaemia panels. The control and test bands were measured at various parasitaemia levels. The four kits were found to be heat stable at

Jeske Paijmans
Plan International, Sexual And Reproductive Health And Rights Programme Specialist, Programme, United Kingdom National Office
Money Market-growth Relations: Causal Evidence From Nigeria
The aim of this study is to investigate both the short-run and long-run effects of money market instruments on the Nigerian economy using the ARDL method. The study is based on yearly data in logarithmic from 1981 to 2017. There is evidence that nominal GDP is autoregressive, hence, its future values can be predicted based on its current and previous

Danor Ajwang
Plan International, Young Health Programme Manager, P.o Box 25196, Nairobi
Does M-m Proposition 1 On Capital Structure And Firm's Value Stand? Evidence From Quoted Firms' In Nigeria
This study uses Nigerian data on quoted firms to consider one of the influential questions in corporate finance: Does M-M proposition 1 on capital structure and firm's value stand? We fit the three conventional panel data models; pooled regression, fixed effects and random effects models, to panel data, consisting of 10 cross-sectional units that are observed annually for six years

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