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On Thursday, Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia revealed government's decision to enter into a gold-for-oil barter deal negotiation.
According to him, it is to address using the country’s “dwindling foreign exchange reserves” to procure oil products.
It is on the back of this that JoyNews' The Probe is dissecting what is really going into this deal.
Emefa Apawu will host the Deputy Energy Minister, Ghana Chamber of Mines CEO and a Member of Parliament's Mines and Energy Committee.
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