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How former Goldman Sachs Banker used ‘Holy Rain’ code to pay bribes to Ghanaian officials

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The former Goldman Sachs banker who used the phrase ldquo;holy rain rdquo; to describe bribe payments to Ghanaian officials has been convicted in the United States per information sighted by staff at mynewsgh.

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