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Auditor-General to track audit recommendations as GH¢280.5m in surcharges remains unpaid

Audit recovery The Auditor-General said the Audit Service had recovered GH¢17.
The Auditor-General, Dr Pamela Graham, said this at the launch of the 2026 financial year audit in Accra on Tuesday (September 29, 2026.1 billion in expenditure claims were rejected by the Auditor-General as attributable to fictitious debt.
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