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The Need for Re-denomination

Re-denomination of the Cedi
The Bank of Ghana is planning to redenominate the current cedi by setting ten thousand cedis to one new Ghana Cedi (GH¢), which will be equivalent to one hundred Ghana Pesewas (Gp). That is ¢I0,000=GH¢1=100Gp. New notes and coins will be issued to replace the existing notes and coins over a period of at least 6 months. read more...

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	Why Is There a Need For Re-denomination?
	What Happens To The Old Notes & Coins When The New Notes & Coins Are Introduced?
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	Will This Effect My Wages & Salaries?
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Ghana Cedi

		The Need for Re-denomination
		Benefits of the Re-denomination
		Dossier on the Re-denomination
		Conversion Chart
		Notes and Coins
		Security Features Of The Cedi
		ISO Code

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