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Sarah Djosu••515 words · 3 min read As September approaches, Ghanaians are bracing for potential changes at the pump, with a new report shedding light on the factors influencing fuel
Ghana's Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) has released its latest outlook report on petroleum product prices for the upcoming period. This
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