Member of Parliament James Agalga wants a wider look into Ghana's Domestic Gold Purchase Programme. He believes looking only at 2025 will not show the whole story.
Agalga, who is the incoming Majority Leader, spoke about this on a television program. He said that Parliament needs to go back to when the program first started.
The Builsa North MP feels that a limited review will miss important details. He wants a full audit to understand the scheme completely.
The Domestic Gold Purchase Programme is a government initiative. Its exact goals and operations are subject to review.
Agalga's call suggests concerns about transparency and accountability within the program.
He emphasized the need to trace the program's origins to ensure a thorough understanding.
This demand comes as discussions about gold trading and its management continue.
A comprehensive audit could reveal past issues or successes of the scheme.