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Global Business Reports
Ghana Oil & Gas 2012
September 12, 2012
Ghana’s rise as an oil producer has been rapid and recent, and the country is quickly adapting to its new position. Ghana Oil & Gas 2012 explores the challenges facing Ghana, from labor shortages and logistical hurdles to an in-depth exploration of the possibility of “Dutch Disease”, through exclusive interviews and guest articles alongside extensive coverage from GBR’s own journalists.
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