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BOST was a mess under previous govt – Public Enterprise Minister

BOST clears GH¢237m debt to banks – Denies claims of underperformance
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The Minister for Public enterprises Joseph Cudje has said BOST until recently was a mess.

Joseph Cudjoe explained that it took interventions of the current NPP government to get them out of the rubble and is now looking at expanding into other areas.

“You know that when you mention BOST, it is a mess of a company. Today, you listen to the financial story of BOST, they have turned around – loss-making entity, and they are looking upward to even expand their facilities. It’s no longer the loss-making entity again,” he explained in an interview monitored by Plan B FM.

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Source: GNA
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