cedi
Accra's monetary unit
The cedi is the basic monetary unit of Ghana, divided into 100 pesewas.
The name comes from the Akan word for cowrie shell, which served as currency in West Africa before colonization.
The exchange rate was about fifteen cedis to the dollar.
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Ghana's chief city
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- cocoaGround cacao seed powder
- Gold CoastFormer British West African colony
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