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BOST cuts fuel exports to keep Ghana supplied

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  • BNI 1 day ago

    Very foolish. If you have guaranteed demand makes sense to expand storage capacity quickly and import more. You basically have nation clients who don't have much of choice than buy at whatever the landing price is.

  • Sir 1 day ago

    You don't need to insult. What you are saying is fine but it's called long-run activity. Remember, long-run not long term, I would explain. The reason is simple, it takes time to expand or build reservoirs and other facilitie ...
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  • Godwin 1 day ago

    The BOOST MD isn’t a smart business minded person, he’s not profit driven. Mali and Burkina Faso should be seen as major customers, Dangote Refinery is close by , why won’t you buy or import the volumes and quantity of ...
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  • Cole 1 day ago

    @Godwin,you've really spoken with the blood of a true african running through your veins. The BOST manager must think outside the box to find resolution immediately in the shortest possible term while making sure local consu ...
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  • Fromtomfrom 1 day ago

    Clearly a plot against Burkina and Mali! But it will fail and the neo-colonialist colaborators in Ghana will be exposed in due time.
    Shame on you, Mahama and NDC!

  • New World 1 day ago

    BOST cuts fuel exports to keep Ghana supplied

    That time has finally arrived! It will only get worse.

  • Shalom 1 day ago

    HAVING GHIS DISCUSSION HERE IN GHANA IS PURELY SENSELESS AND BASELESS.IF THE OIL IS AVAILABLE ON THE WORLD MARKET BUT PRICE KEEP RISING, HOW DOES THE AFFECT BUYING AND SELLING TO BURKINA FASO AND MALI? JUST TELL THEM THE CURR ...
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