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Why Ghanaians Are Losing Respect for Their Coins
A few pesewas used to matter. They could complete a fare, settle a small market purchase, or make exact change in a way that kept daily trade moving. But in many parts of Ghana…
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A few pesewas used to matter. They could complete a fare, settle a small market purchase, or make exact change in a way that kept daily trade moving. But in many parts of Ghana…
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