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Emma Ankrah••358 words · 2 min read The Akwatia MP is challenging the Minority's focus on GoldBod, suggesting their claims are misdirected and lack factual basis.
Akwatia MP Bernard Bediako Baidoo has accused the Minority in Parliament of diverting the GoldBod debate from factual discussions to personal
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