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Ghana spent over GH¢52bn on diesel and petrol imports in 2025 as fuel dependence persists — GSS

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Diesel and petrol remained Ghana 39;s two largest imported commodities in 2025, highlighting the country 39;s continued reliance on imported refined petroleum products despite efforts to expand domestic refining capacity and reduce import dependence.

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