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ACH sees 200 per cent growth in patronage in Q3

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Fri 28th Dec, 2012

The patronage of the Ghana Automated Clearing House (GACH) has seen high monthly growth with transaction volumes almost 200 per cent higher in the third quarter compared to last year. Read Full Story

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ACH sees 200 per cent growth in patronage in Q3

ACH sees 200 per cent growth in patronage in Q3

ACH sees 200 per cent growth in patronage in Q3ACH sees 200 per cent growth in patronage in Q3

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