
Mahama directs GH¢2 cut in diesel regulatory margin to ease fuel costs
President John Dramani Mahama has directed a temporary GH¢2 reduction in the regulatory margin on diesel as part of government's efforts to cushion consumers against rising fuel prices and ease inflationary pressures.
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