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Prince Adu-Owusu••649 words · 4 min read A University of Ghana professor is challenging recent reports of substantial losses by GoldBod, offering a different perspective on the figures.
Prof Ebo Turkson, a Development Economics Associate Professor at the University of Ghana, has addressed claims regarding significant financial
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