Puma Energy plans to open terminal at KIA

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• Nico van Staalduinen 8 years ago

  Is Puma, a partly foreign owned company, aware that Ghana's parliament is about to pass a law that excludes foreigner company's from supplying oil and petroleum products to the airline industry?

  Is Puma, a partly foreign owned company, aware that Ghana's parliament is about to pass a law that excludes foreigner company's from supplying oil and petroleum products to the airline industry?

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• OSEI KROM JOBS 8 years ago

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  1. EXPERIENCE ACCOUNTANT
  2. A MATRON (COOK)
  3. A MATRON ( HOUSE KEEPING)
  CHEF
  COOKS
  SECURITY GUARDS
  POTERS
  CLEANERS
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• Kofi Addae-Mensah 8 years ago

  Mr Nico, Please investigate PUMA and VIVO Energy to find out how they managed to get a licence to operate in Ghana. If you are can't be bothered, please keep quiet. When foreign controlled companies are breaking laws in Ghana ...
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  Mr Nico, Please investigate PUMA and VIVO Energy to find out how they managed to get a licence to operate in Ghana. If you are can't be bothered, please keep quiet. When foreign controlled companies are breaking laws in Ghana you people turn a blind eye but when Ghanaians are trying to do anything to benefit us you start crying foul.

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