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$1.7bn gold loss is not a ‘cost of doing business’ – PAGA

7 billion loss from the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme.
The concerns come amid growing debate over the financial performance and management of Ghana's domestic gold purchasing operations, with calls for Parliament and other relevant institutions to establish the circumstances surrounding the reported $1.
PAGA acknowledged the broader economic objectives associated with the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme, including efforts to build reserves, strengthen the cedi and tackle gold smuggling.
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