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Fuel transport licensing gaps could enable abuse and diversion – Transparency International Ghana
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The Executive Director of Transparency International Ghana, Mrs Mary Awelena Addah, has warned that weaknesses in the regulation of fuel transportation could allow individuals to exploit the system for personal gain.
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