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Abubakar Ibrahim••359 words · 2 min read Tanker drivers have paused their industrial action, but the clock is ticking for the government to fix vital roads.
Ghanaian tanker drivers have suspended their strike, giving the government one month to address the deplorable state of roads serving major
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