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Group demands parliamentary probe into AKSA bribery allegations

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

A pressure group, The People rsquo;s Alliance for Governance and Accountability (PAGA) has called on Parliament to launch a full-scale investigation into bribery allegations surrounding the AKSA power agreement.

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