Cedi now selling at GH¢10.55 to US$1 on the interbank market

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Abusuapanin 4 months ago

AZAAR exchange rate. Where are the dollars? Mahama and Ato Forson are playing on the intelligence of Ghanaians. NDC 419 government.

AZAAR exchange rate. Where are the dollars? Mahama and Ato Forson are playing on the intelligence of Ghanaians. NDC 419 government.
Millicent 4 months ago

We will not vote for Bawumia. He is a dancing goat

We will not vote for Bawumia. He is a dancing goat
Lapaz Toyota 4 months ago

Thank you Millicent. You are right. No sensible Ghanaian will vote for a market place dancing comedian like Bawumia. He doesn't know how gyimie his face looks like when dancing with his kwashiokor stomach. Cow self is bett ...
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Thank you Millicent. You are right. No sensible Ghanaian will vote for a market place dancing comedian like Bawumia. He doesn't know how gyimie his face looks like when dancing with his kwashiokor stomach. Cow self is better
P Djamgbe 4 months ago

@Abusuapanin, what azaar exchange rate, go on the internet and check the rates for yourself. The NPP are trying very hard to sabotage the effort of the government and yet the Cedi is still holding its grounds - that tells you ...
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@Abusuapanin, what azaar exchange rate, go on the internet and check the rates for yourself. The NPP are trying very hard to sabotage the effort of the government and yet the Cedi is still holding its grounds - that tells you that people who understand the economics are in charge
OBK 4 months ago

Are you really a woman and married to a man? Decent women don't speak like that.

Are you really a woman and married to a man? Decent women don't speak like that.
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Alidu 4 months ago

Buddy, it appears the honeymoon is over. NPP era was the same thing where Bawumia confidently said we have locked the dollar and handed the keys to IGP. but when their honeymoon came to an end, we all saw what happened. By th ...
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Buddy, it appears the honeymoon is over. NPP era was the same thing where Bawumia confidently said we have locked the dollar and handed the keys to IGP. but when their honeymoon came to an end, we all saw what happened. By the way the Dollar gets to appreciate because l don't see the benefits of dollars depreciating while the goods and services still remain high just as when the dollar was 15. The dollar simply gets to appreciate to where it supposed to be
Ali razak 4 months ago

Bunkpangu

Bunkpangu
Okyere 4 months ago

Ghana is fucked

Ghana is fucked
Yoshida 4 months ago

Jealousy will kill some of you. Some of you wish your economist Bawumia couldn't have done but he couldn't. Some one has done and are extremely jealous about it. What your beloved Akuffo and Bawumia couldn't do Some one has ...
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Jealousy will kill some of you. Some of you wish your economist Bawumia couldn't have done but he couldn't. Some one has done and are extremely jealous about it. What your beloved Akuffo and Bawumia couldn't do Some one has done it in 7 months. But I am not surprised because some of are hording dollars with the hope that it will appreciate but that will never happen.

Kwame panin 4 months ago

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SD.com 4 months ago

Hey, why? Are we going going back there?

Hey, why? Are we going going back there?
Nana 4 months ago

We are here in abroad and we don’t care about your exchange rates. We will continue to keep our forex under our pillows until inflation comes down in line with the prevailing exchange rates.

We are here in abroad and we don’t care about your exchange rates. We will continue to keep our forex under our pillows until inflation comes down in line with the prevailing exchange rates.
Fireman 4 months ago

It still better than that of the criminals who destroyed Ghana. Inflation is relatively stable and still good for business.

It still better than that of the criminals who destroyed Ghana. Inflation is relatively stable and still good for business.

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