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Ghana’s political elite and some civil servants in the public domain will get a 10 percent pay rise as recommended by a presidential committee mandated by the country’s constitution of 1992. The committee discovered that some public servants and political leaders received a 20% increase each year while the president and vice-president got a 10% rise.
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