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COPEC Warns Ghana Fuel Price Relief Measures May Not Be Sustainable Long Term

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Ghana's Committee for Oil Price Enquiries has warned that current fuel price relief measures may not be sustainable over the long term. The caution directly affects operating cost projections for logistics and technology businesses that carry fuel as a significant expense line.

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