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Emma Ankrah••324 words · 2 min read The government's recent move on diesel prices has been welcomed by a key petroleum industry figure, but what does this mean for the long-term
Duncan Amoah of COPEC has praised the government's decision to extend its diesel price intervention, viewing it as a sign that authorities are
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