The spare parts dealers say the depreciation of the cedi is adversely affecting their business
Some spare parts dealers have vowed to go ahead with their planned demonstration on Friday[21 September, 2018] despite calls by their colleagues to back down.
According to the adamant spare parts dealers their move is needed to get the Nana Akufo-Addo government to take urgent action to curb the depreciation of the Cedi which is affecting their businesses.
The spare parts dealers say the depreciation of the cedi is adversely affecting their business, increasing their cost of doing business.
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