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Abubakar Ibrahim••403 words · 3 min read Why the 2014-15 fuel queues were 'artificial' - and how that secret is guiding Ghana's fuel policy now.
The NPA CEO discusses how lessons from Ghana's 2014-15 fuel queues are shaping current government strategy amid rising fuel prices.
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