Skip to main content EPCG clears over GH¢11.7m in debt as outgoing moderator calls for tighter controls on borrowing | GhanaFrontRegional
Emmanuel Dzivenu••710 words · 4 min read The EPCG has made substantial payments towards its inherited debts, prompting its outgoing moderator to advocate for enhanced financial oversight.
The Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana (EPCG), has made significant strides in addressing its inherited debt burden. This financial progress
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