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Days after questionable Ghana Sputnik vaccine deal surfaces, World Bank approves $200m COVID-19 credit - Ghana Business News

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Days after questionable Ghana Sputnik vaccine deal surfaces, World Bank approves $200m COVID-19 credit - Ghana Business News

Share this with more people!FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInPolitical corruption is endemic in Ghana. The COVID-19 pandemic appears to have provided conditions for questionable and hard to explain deals by the government, which have strong signs of profiteering off the pandemic.Just days after a Norwegian news source’s disturbing story of a questionable deal initiated by the Ghana government to obtain the Russian made Sputnik COVID-19 vaccine has…

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Days after questionable Ghana Sputnik vaccine deal surfaces, World Bank approves $200m COVID-19 credit - Ghana Business News

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