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Sarah Djosu••432 words · 3 min read Ghana's National Petroleum Authority has made a key decision regarding fuel prices that could impact consumers at the pumps.
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has adjusted the price floor for petroleum products in Ghana, effective August 16, 2026. This decision could
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