Government pays GH¢24.8 billion to statutory funds since January – Ato Forson

The 1957 News21 Oct2 outlets

Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has announced that the government has paid GH¢24.8 billion to statutory funds since January 2026 to support education, healthcare, road maintenance and… <p>The post Government pays GH¢24.8 billion to statutory funds since January – Ato Forson first appeared on…

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