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Gertrude Okyere••220 words · 2 min read Could a fuel stockpile end Ghana's cycle of tax cuts? COPEC thinks so.
COPEC has urged the Ghanaian government to adopt a strategic petroleum reserve as a sustainable alternative to repeated tax cuts on fuel.
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