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Livestream: JoyNews Research fact-checks South Africa evacuation cost claims

When hundreds of Ghanaians needed help returning home from South Africa, the government stepped in to facilitate their evacuation. But questions have since emerged over how public funds were spent and whether the records submitted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs accurately reflect the payments made. Now, a JoyNews Research investigation has uncovered what appear […]

When hundreds of Ghanaians sought assistance in returning home from South Africa, the government stepped in to aid their evacuation. However, inquiries have surfaced regarding the utilization of public funds and whether the documentation submitted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs precisely mirrors the payments made. A JoyNews Research investigation has now revealed the presence of forged signatures and inconsistencies in the payment records stored within the Ministry's database.

These records do not accurately account for the expenditure, and it remains unclear which entities received the funds. The controversy surrounding the evacuation operation has intensified, prompting calls for accountability. JoyNews is delving into the documents, exposing the discrepancies, and interrogating the origins of documents with doubtful signatures that have been incorporated into the data utilized to account for the government-funded operation.

This is an in-depth examination of the South Africa evacuation controversy and the troubling disparities between the records and the funds they are intended to represent. Tune in to the livestream for a comprehensive analysis.

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