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Dr. Zakari Mumuni appointed as First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana
President Mahama has appointed Dr. Zakari Mumuni as the First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana. His confirmation awaits approval from the Council of State.
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President Mahama has appointed Dr. Zakari Mumuni as the First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana. His confirmation awaits approval from the Council of State.
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