Tradition or Crime? Why Gold Leaf Flowers Spark Controversy in Africa

Seven women arrested in early October in Ghana are accused of making 'gold leaf flowers', crafted with real banknotes and intended for sale. A popular gift during weddings, birthdays and other ceremonies in the country, but viewed in several African states as an attack on monetary sovereignty. ⏱️ 1 min read The facts and recent developments: Seven women arrested in early October in Ghana are accused of making 'gold leaf flowers', crafted with real banknotes and intended for sale. A popular gift during weddings, birthdays and other ceremonies in the country, but viewed in several African states as an attack on monetary sovereignty. ⚡ Key points ▸ Seven women arrested in early October in Ghana are accused of making 'gold leaf flowers', crafted with real banknotes and intended for sale. ▸ A popular gift during weddings, birthdays and other ceremonies in the country, but viewed in several African states as an attack on monetary sovereignty. Follow the news live on Flash Radio The news is also followed live: listen to Shems FM, Diwan FM and RTCI on Flash Radio, no registration required. 📻 Shems FM live 101.7 MHz — Generalist 📡 Diwan FM live 91.2 MHz — Regional 🌍 RTCI live International All news from the 'Actualité' section are on All Flash Radio News, and the reading continues with RTCI on the Flash Radio Live Player. 💬 Flash Chat — Giving Voice to Listeners And you, what is your view on 'Tradition or Crime: Why Gold Leaf Flowers Spark Controversy in Africa'? The Flash Chat remains open while the live broadcast continues. Join the Live Audience Chat → Keywords: Tech & Innovation INS 🎙️ Flash Radio Tunisie Editing — News & Investigations Service