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Emma Ankrah••283 words · 2 min read Why did a special audit miss millions in COVID fumigation costs - and what does the MP say must happen next?
Akwatia MP Bernard Bediako Baidoo challenges the Auditor-General over COVID-19 fumigation spending omitted from a special audit report.
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