THE country's controversy-mired National Social Security Authority (NSSA), whose key executives were late last year sacked for alleged delinquency, lost US$30 million through an ill-fated investment in a distressed bank, the Financial Gazette can report.
This was after the Ministry of Finance forced the compulsory pensions administrator, over which government has control, to back down on a plan to halt the transaction in 2013.
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