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GoldBod’s $1.87bn September earnings: What is the ordinary Ghanaian getting? – Emily Nyarko

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Youth and education advocate Emily Jemima Nyarko has challenged the government to demonstrate how Ghana rsquo;s growing gold revenues are translating into tangible benefits for ordinary citizens. Her comments come after the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) reportedly generated US$1.

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