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Concerns Over President's Brother's Mine Bid in Ghana Draw Commentary
The Minority in Ghana's Parliament has accused President John Mahama of breaching constitutional provisions on conflict of interest, calling on him to stop using a private jet owned by his brother, Ibrahim Mahama, amidst concerns over his bid for the Damang mine. Former UN governance advisor Baffour Agyeman-Duah has weighed in, stressing that familial ties should not hinder Ghanaian participation in the mine's ownership.
26 Mar, 18:02 — 26 Mar, 18:02
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