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IEA Clarifies GoldBod Loss Attribution as Ghana Gold Programme Debate Continues

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Ghana's Institute for Economic Affairs has issued a clarification contesting how the GoldBod programme's reported losses have been attributed, adding a policy credibility dimension to the ongoing governance controversy. The debate continues to encompass transparency allegations, payment delays, and competing assessments of the programme's net fiscal impact.

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