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COPEC calls for strategic fuel reserve to cushion Ghana against price shocks

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COPEC calls for strategic fuel reserve to cushion Ghana against price shocks
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline2 hrs ago
COPEC calls for strategic fuel reserve to cushion Ghana against price shocks
The government should consider establishing a strategic petroleum reserve to shield consumers from sudden increases in fuel prices and possible disruptions to supplies, the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) has proposed.
Daily Star
Daily Star2 days ago
Middle East country 'braced for attacks from north and south' as tensions rise
Officials in Saudi Arabia have warned an attack could take place in the next 48 hours
The Mirror
The Mirror2 days ago
Saudi Arabia 'braced for attacks from north and south' as Middle East tensions rise
Officials believe important economic sites will be hit in a series of attacks overseen by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in the days after Saudi Arabia teamed up with the US for air strikes
Daily Express
Daily Express2 days ago
Saudi Arabia warns of 'coordinated attack' within next 48 hours as tensions rise
Officials believe attacks on the country could come from the north and south
City AM
City AM3 days ago
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Channel NewsAsia
Channel NewsAsia🏁 first to report3 days ago
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