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• Jojo 1 month ago

  If not witchcraft, who complains about a strengthening economy?

  If not witchcraft, who complains about a strengthening economy?

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• Kyeiwaa Vida 1 month ago

  Omo Ghana never disappoint.

  Omo Ghana never disappoint.

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• Sir John of Achimota Forest Forever 1 month ago

  @ Jojo. Except that person,for example Richard Ahiagbah is having gbeshie

  @ Jojo. Except that person,for example Richard Ahiagbah is having gbeshie

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• Mt Everest 1 month ago

  Oh my gosh you took the words out of my mouth! It's amazing. Hmm,Ghanaians what do we want at all? I liked the fact that they tried to explain that not that they don't want the cedi to be strengthened,lol.

  Oh my gosh you took the words out of my mouth! It's amazing. Hmm,Ghanaians what do we want at all? I liked the fact that they tried to explain that not that they don't want the cedi to be strengthened,lol.

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• mr amin 1 month ago

  Because of your useless basket the cedi should be weak and Ghanaians to suffer off with your basket

  Because of your useless basket the cedi should be weak and Ghanaians to suffer off with your basket

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• MATCHMAKER 1 month ago

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• Chris 1 month ago

  Cut cost. The cedi must strengthen more. The politicians are playing their games. The next time a different party gets power, I won't be surprised if we exchange a dollar for one cedi. The way the purchasing power of Ghanaian ...
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  Cut cost. The cedi must strengthen more. The politicians are playing their games. The next time a different party gets power, I won't be surprised if we exchange a dollar for one cedi. The way the purchasing power of Ghanaians has improved and they are happy, no messing up please

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• Gh mu nsem 1 month ago

  I’m shocked

  I’m shocked

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• Ask 1 month ago

  How mach tax was paid on the usd 100,000?

  How mach tax was paid on the usd 100,000?

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• TRUTH 1 month ago

  This means when Kufuor redenominated the cedis, it must have had serious effects on businesses which were not told then.
  
  Thinking they say, the cedis redenomination was a Bawumia idea, he would be blamed again.
  
  Useles ...
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  This means when Kufuor redenominated the cedis, it must have had serious effects on businesses which were not told then.
  
  Thinking they say, the cedis redenomination was a Bawumia idea, he would be blamed again.
  
  Useless people.

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• Kyeiwaa Vida 1 month ago

  It led to price gouging making products and services in Ghana way more expensive than our neighbours. A person thinks twice before saying they have increased prices by 10,000 cedis than saying "Ooh, 1 Ghana".

  It led to price gouging making products and services in Ghana way more expensive than our neighbours. A person thinks twice before saying they have increased prices by 10,000 cedis than saying "Ooh, 1 Ghana".

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• Og 1 month ago

  Very disgusting piece

  Very disgusting piece

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• Kwasi 1 month ago

  So what should we do .. just reduce your products nah you people don't import what you use

  So what should we do .. just reduce your products nah you people don't import what you use

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• Kyeiwaa Vida 1 month ago

  Ghanaians are profiteers and don't think that way. Decrease what? They don't think like Igbo people who focus on thin profit margins and lifelong customers. I now get huge balls of GHS 3 kenkey from a Ghanaian woman who has l ...
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  Ghanaians are profiteers and don't think that way. Decrease what? They don't think like Igbo people who focus on thin profit margins and lifelong customers. I now get huge balls of GHS 3 kenkey from a Ghanaian woman who has lived in Nigeria before and claims she sells like an Igbo. There was no chance in hell that I would have bought kenkey if it was expensive because I can cook banku for the day in 16 minutes on a gas stove.

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• AK 1 month ago

  Don't worry. The cedi appreciation was artificial. Now that there is no more dollars to pump into the system, reality is setting in. Now the Governor of the Bank of Ghana is blaming mechanisms on the world market. RESETTING G ...
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  Don't worry. The cedi appreciation was artificial. Now that there is no more dollars to pump into the system, reality is setting in. Now the Governor of the Bank of Ghana is blaming mechanisms on the world market. RESETTING GHANA INDEED.

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• Kyeiwaa Vida 1 month ago

  You guys are the witches and wizards who never want Ghana to prosper in any way.

  You guys are the witches and wizards who never want Ghana to prosper in any way.

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• Nene Sackitey 1 month ago

  How does Ghana benefit free m this for the Cedi to mark time for?

  How does Ghana benefit free m this for the Cedi to mark time for?

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• mosese 1 month ago

  We applaud the Govt for help to appreciate the cedis, but prices are not going down. The Govt reduce taxes and even eliminate some of the taxes, but the businesses refuse to reduce their price.

  We applaud the Govt for help to appreciate the cedis, but prices are not going down. The Govt reduce taxes and even eliminate some of the taxes, but the businesses refuse to reduce their price.

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• Rev 1 month ago

  Kwasiaman. You're not a good citizen

  Kwasiaman. You're not a good citizen

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• Atinga 1 month ago

  Some people do not understand simple economics here. It's good the cedi is doing well but in every situation you have advantages and disadvantages. The days the cedi was weak, imports were expensive for Ghanaian business and ...
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  Some people do not understand simple economics here. It's good the cedi is doing well but in every situation you have advantages and disadvantages. The days the cedi was weak, imports were expensive for Ghanaian business and so imported good were expensive a scarce. As the cedi gained strength our imports became cheaper and our export expensive.
  Now, if you import more you create jobs for people in those countries you import from. If you export you create jobs for your own people. There is therefore the need to strike a good balance for you currency. Not too low and not too high so both import and export can balance or equilibrium. Thank you

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• Mr Acheampong 1 month ago

  Unfortunately the Cedi has strengthened to a point where traditional exports are declining in value as receipts cannot cover costs such as the basket weavers and the timber industry. We are now importing more and exporting le ...
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  Unfortunately the Cedi has strengthened to a point where traditional exports are declining in value as receipts cannot cover costs such as the basket weavers and the timber industry. We are now importing more and exporting less which leads to loss of jobs in Ghana and a greater dependence on imported goods. This is not a good economic situation.

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• Professor Gyan Baffour 1 month ago

  He was eating dog meat with palm wine when Bawumia said he has arrested the dollar and given the keys to the IGP. That was why he did not tell Bawumia to leave the dollar free to rise because that is what will enable nurses ...
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  He was eating dog meat with palm wine when Bawumia said he has arrested the dollar and given the keys to the IGP. That was why he did not tell Bawumia to leave the dollar free to rise because that is what will enable nurses and teachers to be posted and paid. Bawumia we want a high dollar rate. $1=Ghc25. That will enable us to sell all our farm products. Bawumia we don't like what you are doing oooo. Why should you arrest the dollar? You see the effects of eating dog meat with palm wine?

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