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PAC flags incomplete Port Kaituma Hospital Complex, in 2016 AG report

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During the afternoon session of the Public Accounts Committee, the Ministry of Health was grilled by the PAC regarding some anomalies it found in the Auditor General’s 2016 report of that agency. Wendell Badrie reports

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