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Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources

Payroll Fraud: Questions Over GHC427 Million Paid to One Civil Servant in 29 Months

Payroll Fraud: Questions Over GHC427 Million Paid to One Civil Servant in 29 Months

Rejoinder: Ministry of Lands refutes allegations against minister

Rejoinder: Ministry of Lands refutes allegations against minister

Experts urge government to encourage more farmers to adopt agroecology – FULL VIDEO

Experts urge government to encourage more farmers to adopt agroecology – FULL VIDEO

Flashback: Sir John deployed 12 state forest guards to his mining company in a forest reserve

INSIDE STORY: The faces behind five impounded Rosewood containers

INSIDE STORY: The faces behind five impounded Rosewood containers

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Inside the Property Rate Deal That Cost Assemblies Millions
In 2023, the Akufo Addo administration introduced a digital platform to centralise property rate collection, promising to modernise the system and boost local revenue. But an investigation by The Fourth Estate revealed that instead of solving the problem, the digital platform led to a sharp decline in collections. In this episode, Seth Bokpe explains why the system failed, how much was collected, and why the money remains unaccounted for.