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COMAC wants fuel taxes frozen to ease pressure on consumers

He also proposed that government consider using additional revenue from crude oil production to support the downstream sector.
Dr Oppong argued that the government could redirect some of the unexpected gains from higher crude oil revenues to cushion the downstream sector.
He said the government’s intervention through the Uniform Pricing Policy Fund should not be confused with a direct loss of government revenue.
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