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Ghana parliamentary probe sought into alleged $1.7 billion gold loss

The NPP is backing a parliamentary investigation into an alleged US$1.7 billion loss involving gold. The supplied information describes a proposed probe, not a confirmed loss or official finding.

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A loss of this scale could raise major concerns about public finances, governance and Ghana's gold sector.

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  1. NPP backs parliamentary probe into alleged US$1.7bn gold loss ↗theheraldghana.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 7:46 PM UTC

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