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Karen Tei • 20 Apr • 431 words · 3 min read
The suspension of a key margin threatens a vital project - but what exactly is at stake?
BOST anticipates significant financial losses due to the government's suspension of margins on diesel. The Deputy MD warns this could jeopardize critical infrastructure projects - but what does this mean for the future?
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