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Gertrude Okyere••506 words · 3 min read Amidst public outcry and advocacy from consumer groups, the government faces a critical decision regarding fuel price stabilization.
The Ghanaian government is considering measures to mitigate rising petroleum prices for consumers. This comes amidst growing concerns over the
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