Skip to main content The losses were necessary - Manteaw defends GoldBod's costly push to win Ghana's gold market | GhanaFrontBusiness & Economy
Abubakar Ibrahim••817 words · 5 min read Why is a policy analyst defending significant financial losses incurred by Ghana's Gold Board, and what larger economic picture is he urging us to
Dr. Emmanuel Steve Asare Manteaw has defended the Ghana Gold Board's (GoldBod) financial losses, stating they were necessary for its market control
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