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Abubakar Ibrahim••494 words · 3 min read Why did the Auditor-General's COVID-19 report miss GH¢299m in fumigation spending? An investigative journalist gets answers.
Investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni questions the Auditor-General's COVID-19 expenditure report, which omitted GH¢299m in fumigation costs…
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