Koforidua traders lament low sales, rising market charges during Minority MPs' visit

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  • Pelicles 2 hours ago

    NDC has no idea about governance, and the reason is there is no need to withdraw 90 million cedis from circulation and expect the economy to grow. NDC believes that if they keep inflation, dollar on the lowest, and people can ...
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  • Gh boy 2 hours ago

    Dont you have anything better to do than always ranting on ghanaweb comments session

  • PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 1 hour ago

    #OWUSU BEMPAH PROPHESIED THAT, MAHAMA CAN NEVER BE PRESIDENT
    AGAIN BECAUSE HE HAS GOT BLOOD ON HIS HANDS. HE WENT ON TO SAY THAT, IF GHANAIANS MAKE THAT MISTAKE AND BRING MAHAMA TO POWER, GHANAIANS WILL SUFFER ON EVERY ASPEC ...
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  • Kk 2 hours ago

    Des kindergarten kinds of politics don't fly again oooo.......npp.. twaaaaa......

  • Observer 2 hours ago

    Usual CANTATA

  • Observer 2 hours ago

    This exercise looks like Afenyo doing "Gyamfi Y3 gye y3n sika"

  • COMMENT 2 hours ago

    The newly printed cedis notes put money into the government and soon the printed money will pay salaries and allowances and the printed money will pay contractors and the printed money will flood the market.

  • Somebody 1 hour ago

    Dompreh, please the road from doblo to your house at gakope lobby for it rather

  • Soso 1 hour ago

    What else do expect from a market in your stronghold? Better go to a swing region for a better reflection of the situation and stop this lunatic venture

  • Soso 1 hour ago

    What else do you expect from a market in your stronghold? Better go to a swing region for a better reflection of the situation and stop this lunatic venture. Power is ever transient but sorry npp can't come to power this 2028

  • Obeng 14 minutes ago

    IN FACT NOW IS CLEAR THAT NPP IS THE ENEMY OF GHANA’S PROGRESS.
    THEY DON’ T WANT GHANA TO DEVELOP.

  • Sika mpe dede 14 minutes ago

    You met market women or traders to seek their views on trading activities in Koforidua.
    All of a sudden traders are now lamenting on contractors and cocoa farmers who are not paid.
    Did you meet contractors, cocoa farmers o ...
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