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Board appointments of SOEs should only be based on merit – IMF to government
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In its country report on Ghana, the IMF said strengthening SOE governance and oversight is essential to contain fiscal risks, as SOEs remain loss-making in aggregate, with increasing liabilities putting pressure on the central government.
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