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John Dramani Mahama

Mahama exposes 'humiliating' requirements in trashed US Health Compact

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

President John Dramani Mahama disclosed the specific grounds on which Ghana immediately rejected a proposed Health Compact offered by the United States to replace USAID funding. Addressing Ghana 39;s status as a sovereign democratic nation with established governance processes, Mahama explained that the draft agreement was submitted to the Cabinet as an information paper by the Health Ministry before being swiftly turned down.

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