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Menzgold: Police avert “mass suicide” on X’mas Eve

December 24, 2018 Editor 0

Police say their timely intervention averted what would have been a mass suicide by Menzgold clients one of Accra’s major highways (N1 Highway) on Monday. […]

Bank of Ghana urges public to report any suspicious counterfeiting of its 60th anniversary commemorative GHS 5.00 notes to the police or a bank

April 7, 2017 Apt News Desk 0

“It is only the central bank or those who have been trained in the commercial banks who can detect what a counterfeit currency is”. Acting […]

Archbishop Duncan Williams

LAMENTATION: THE DOLLAR-CEDI FIGHT IS A FARCE.

February 8, 2014 Apt News Desk 1

What is this demand and supply nonsense that has been created for foreign currencies in African economies that cannot be controlled? Why should a dollar […]

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