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As the government seeks to reintroduce road toll at an increased rate, many have shared varied opinions about the development.
JoyNews’ Newfile will this Saturday discussed the reintroduction of the toll to ascertain the pros and the cons.
Also dissected on the news analysis programme was the much talked about gold for oil deal as well as a High Court Judge's description of the 'Anas principle' by Anas Aremeyaw Anas as investigative terrorism.
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