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CPS demands probe into GHC22 BN DGPP losses; says programme design makes losses inevitable

The policy group believes the parliamentary process presents an opportunity to settle competing claims surrounding the reported losses while strengthening accountability in the management of Ghana’s gold and foreign-exchange resources.
For the CPS, however, the immediate priority is to establish the facts through a credible investigation and ensure that Ghana’s gold and foreign-exchange resources are managed with greater accountability.
The Centre for Policy Scrutiny (CPS) has thrown its weight behind calls for an independent investigation into reported GoldBOD losses of US$1.
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