Ghanaians have been advised to examine critically the features of the new currency which comes into circulation next month to be able to detect fake ones that might find their way into the system.
C.D. Churcher, the Asante-Bekwai Branch Manager of the Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB), said if care was not taken criminals in and outside the country would flood the country with fake notes.
Mr Churcher said that traders should desist from dealing with middlemen in the exchange of the currencies.
Source: GNA
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
Latest Stories
-
CETAG threatens indefinite strike over breach of agreements
11 minutes -
Fifty 50 Club lauded for impactful social interventions
18 minutes -
Konongo and its environs risk water shortage as Owerri River ‘stops flowing’
28 minutes -
Dr. Stacy Amewoyi launches new books and expands philanthropic efforts across Ghana and US
35 minutes -
Hindsight: Legon Cities’ five years of fugazi money
49 minutes -
JoyNews’ Kwasi Debrah ties knot with Dr. Neta Pasram in beautiful ceremony
49 minutes -
Wimbledon winner Purcell admits anti-doping breach
1 hour -
Political party influence undermines leadership independence, says Prince Kofi Amoabeng
1 hour -
CHASS advises against reopening schools on Jan. 3 until financial arrears are cleared
1 hour -
Newmont’s Akyem Vocational Institute unveils battery-powered fufu machine at graduation ceremony
1 hour -
Newmont reinforces cultural heritage commitment in host communities
2 hours -
Oti Region records over 10 road accident deaths from January to September this year
2 hours -
Ecobank Ghana inaugurates ‘Ecobank Retirees Association’: A legacy of fellowship and service
2 hours -
Optimal OMD appoints Taniya Mondal as MD
2 hours -
Lekzy DeComic hailed for masterful emceeing at OB Amponsah’s comedy show
2 hours