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Gertrude Okyere••349 words · 2 min read An international tribunal has weighed in on a US$393m tax fight between Ghana and Tullow - what does it mean for oil giants?
Ghana and Tullow Ghana Limited are in an ICC arbitration over a GRA tax assessment.
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