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Civil society organisation demands answers from GoldBod over 'missing' trade reports from website
44 billion surplus, dismisses Minority claims of losses On Tuesday, August 25, 2026, the Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) in a press statement demanded "urgent answers" from GoldBod over reports that its previously published quarterly trading reports are no longer readily accessible on its website.
Attached below is a full copy of the IERPP statement The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) in demanding answers from GoldBod over reports that previously published quarterly trading reports are no longer readily accessible on its website.
The IERPP indicated that it was not merely an issue of website management and that it was a matter of transparency, accountability and compliance with the law governing an institution entrusted with Ghana’s strategic gold resources and significant public financial interests.
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