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“You can’t claim the gains and deny the losses” – Former Suame MCE to Sammy Gyamfi

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

Former Suame Municipal Chief Executive, Maxwell Ofosu Boakye, has accused Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) Chief Executive Officer Sammy Gyamfi of applying a double standard in the debate over financial losses associated with Ghana rsquo;s gold-for-reserves programme.

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