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THE President of the Republic has unequivocally condemned it. Not once, not twice, but times without measure. He’s called chiefs to his office and reasoned with them. (So admitted a
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Introduction The price of fuel at the pump is of interest to every Ghanaian because of its direct impact on our daily lives. Whether you drive a personal car or
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