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  1. Ghana's National Petroleum Authority cut benchmark fuel prices on June 13th, influenced by global crude prices and signals of potential peace deals reopening shipping routes.

The NPP questions the government's plan regarding the recent fuel price reduction in Ghana.

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The NPP questions the government's plan regarding the recent fuel price reduction in Ghana.

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New Patriotic PartyGhana

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