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Ernest Arhinful••203 words · 2 min read Ghana's financial system faces a serious challenge from undeclared foreign currency flows, prompting a multi-agency response to safeguard the economy.
Bank of Ghana Governor Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama has raised concerns about undeclared foreign currency movements through Ghana's entry points. This
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