Stakeholders in favour of banning salvaged vehicles implementation  ...but VADUG disagree
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Stakeholders in favour of banning salvaged vehicles implementation ...but VADUG disagree

Published August 13, 20203 min read
Published by Benson Arthur
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Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA)Ministry of Trade and IndustryGhana Union of Traders Association (GUTA)Eye on PortCustoms Amendment Act 2020Stakeholder AssociationsAutomobile Dealers Union of Ghana (ADUG)Vehicle and Assets Dealers Union of Ghana (VADUG)Abossey Okai Spare Part Dealers Association

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