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July 30, 2026|00:30

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Ghana Standards Authority dismisses claims of pay disparities and irregular recruitment

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has rejected allegations of pay disparities and irregular recruitment at the institution, describing claims circulating on social media as misleading and factually inaccurate.

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