“No Matter the Cost”: AGI CEO Backs Currency Stabilisation, Urges Shift to Productive Credit for Industry Ghana’s private sector has offered a blunt verdict on the country’s recent macro stabilisation drive: it was unavoidable. Seth Twum Akwaboah, Chief Executive of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), said the strengthening and relative stability of the cedi […]
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“No Matter the Cost”: AGI CEO Backs Currency Stabilisation, Urges Shift to Productive Credit for Industry
NorvanReportsBy Norvan Acquah - HayfordMon, 27 Apr 2026 · 2h ago0 views
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AGI CEO Seth Twum Akwaboah supports Ghana's recent currency stabilization, calling it unavoidable. He noted the cedi's strengthening and stability. Akwaboah urged a shift in credit allocation towards productive industry to support economic growth, emphasizing the private sector's perspective on macro-stabilization efforts.
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