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Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie••315 words · 2 min read Will local refineries finally cut Ghana's fuel import dependence - or just change who profits?
The National Petroleum Authority and bulk oil distributors are discussing Ghana's domestic fuel refining capacity with Sentuo Oil Refinery.
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