ACCRA — “The Cedi knows no political party,” President 【entity-John Dramani Mahama¦canonical_name=John Dramani Mahama】 has said.
ONE CEDI FOR ALL GHANAIANS
President Mahama said the cedi belongs to every Ghanaian — whether they support the ruling party, the opposition, or no party at all.
When the cedi is strong, he noted, it is strong for the market woman, the farmer, the teacher, the driver and the business owner alike. When it falls, it falls for everyone too.
The message is clear: the economy must not be turned into a political football. A stable cedi is a national asset, not a party achievement to be celebrated by some and wished away by others.
WHY IT MATTERS NOW
The President’s remarks come at a time when Ghana is focused on stability, jobs and growth — with the 2027 Budget, the new Heritage Series cedi notes from the Bank of Ghana, and new cash centres planned for Ho and Tamale.
All of those efforts depend on one thing: trust. Trust in the cedi, trust in the economy, and trust that economic gains will be protected beyond elections and party politics.
President Mahama is urging Ghanaians to see the cedi as a shared national project — to be protected, respected and strengthened together.
WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
1. Prices affect everyone: Whether you are NDC, NPP, or independent, inflation and exchange rates hit your pocket the same way.
2. Stability needs unity: A stable cedi needs discipline from government, confidence from businesses, and patience from citizens — across the political divide.
3. Protect the gains: Economic progress should be guarded as a national interest, not sacrificed for short-term political advantage.
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Source: #GNA #GhanaNewsAgency #GhanaNews
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