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Opening the AFROPAC conference in Accra, the Speaker said it is very difficult for any government to audit itself.
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The PAG flagbearer also called the agreed public sector pay rise pitiful and wants top office holders' pay tied to what workers earn.
The tipper drivers' association says some seized trucks were used by security operatives, and wants NAIMOS and the Minerals Commission to explain their roles.
About 195 people were held at the Nzema East site before NAIMOS kept 28 suspected foremen and machine owners for police.
Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II told a Kumasi conference that some district chief executives, and some chiefs, are also in illegal mining.
The Minority set out its demands before Parliament resumed; the Majority says Mahama will sign the bill and the 24-hour economy is creating jobs.
Police say two men hired the 22-year-old footballer's tricycle in Kumasi, killed her and fled towards Techiman with it.
