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Supreme Court to hear cedi case

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  • GHFUO: nyantakyi, 1/9aa must go.ASAP! 9 years ago

    The onus of strengthening the cedi lies with the policies put forth by the bank of gh and the minister of finance. The bank of gh oversees the micro and the finance minister oversees the macro. Interest rates, mortgages, bank ...
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  • oba nyansani baako Pe in Ghana 9 years ago

    Ghanaians are very funny! Instead of them to be bold enough and tell Mahama and his idiots to step down look at what they are doing. I know you favoured Mahama to win the supreme court case because you thought he could perfor ...
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  • Conventional Youth 9 years ago

    John Ephraim Baiden, a lawyer and former banking lecturer, filed a writ in the country’s apex court in March seeking a declaration that “upon a true and proper interpretation of Article 183(2)(a) of the 1992 Constitution ...
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  • Obuabasa 9 years ago

    Gets itself entangled in this 'stupid' and frivolous legal action! And that would not be because it does not have better things to do with its time.
    The so-called 'intellectuals' of this country,it seems to me,enjoy this pas ...
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  • Kotoua Selira 9 years ago

    The central Bank of Ghana is messing up with the Ghana cedis and causing blames on president Mahama. Before the old cedi was removed from the Ghanaian system, I was one of the people that recommended the method of removing th ...
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  • olo Vivi 9 years ago

    Demand and supply holding corruption plus mischief constant.

  • Kwame 9 years ago

    We said that the state has nothing to do with business, thus how can a person who is not in business control the value of the currency. When you import goods and services you must have the same value of goods and services, or ...
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  • Ben Twum 9 years ago

    The law suit should rather be directed against bank managers who launder dollars meant for the bank's dispensation to the black market for huge personal profits. Let the BNI investigate and bring all these economic saboteurs ...
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  • Papa Yaw. 9 years ago

    No

  • mr amin 9 years ago

    we should seriously surport this law suit. thanks to Dr Baiden for thinking about the people. BoG has fail the nation. we need a fix exchange regime. Go go Dr Baiden u have our surport n respect. thank u God bless u may u win ...
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  • Dr Robert K Glah 9 years ago

    Justiceability of the case could ditch the claim.

    The Claimant must prove abuse of discretion by the BoG

    Invite Amicus Curia

  • ROGUE LAWYER 9 years ago

    I think that suprem court had to uproot the trueth which had been expensive from the economic Management Team to ghanaians for us to know the true state of the economy.

    government is not telling us the trueth and she must ...
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  • Hard Listeners 9 years ago

    when you are told how much of your money you can withdraw or use per a time limit, you certainly get an unstable currency. It's like our leaders don't gather info from outside the country. This is what took place in Greece, S ...
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  • Ebibiman 9 years ago

    Lost country

  • kwam 9 years ago

    I don't think this case will not see day light, which State institution in Ghana is performing well? even the Courts are not doing well to our expectations, so are we going to send the Courts to Court? this shows how our lear ...
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  • Boamah 9 years ago

    Why is the Supreme Court agreeing to hear every case brought before it?

    Are they that bored?

  • THE NATIONALIST 9 years ago

    IT SHOULD EVEN BE POSSIBLE TO SEND THE GOVERMENT TO COURT FOR NOT PERFORMING IN THE INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE. CURRENT POLICIES ALLOWS ROOM FOR CORRUPTION AND PAST AND PRESENT GOVERMENTS HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THAT TO THE DETRI ...
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  • Kojo Ghana 9 years ago

    And the court wants to hear this case?