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The Bank of Ghana announces to the general public that it is replacing its current website with a redesigned one effective 10th September 2019.According to a public statement issued by the Bank of Ghana (BoG), the “new website retains the best features of the old and also includes several additions that make it easy to navigate and access while focusing on simplicity.”The new website is also interactive, user-friendly and has an improved overall “look and feel”.The statement signed by the Secretary to the central bank, Frances Van-Hein Sackey also says, “The Bank of Ghana is therefore keen to make use of this digital channel to enable diverse stakeholders’ access information in an intuitive and seamless manner.”

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