The government’s decision to introduce the GH¢1-per-litre fuel levy has contributed to the pressure now facing petroleum consumers, with the Minority in Parliament insisting that the difficulties could have been avoided if its earlier concerns had been considered.
The government’s decision to introduce the GH¢1-per-litre fuel levy has contributed to the pressure now facing petroleum consumers, with the Minority in Parliament insisting that the difficulties could have been avoided if its earlier concerns had been considered.
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