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President of the Ghana Institute of freight forwarders (GIFF), Edward Akrong, has said the new port management system, known as UNIPASS, has recorded only one transaction since its operationalisation by his members.
According to him, this is a clear indication that the government is not prepared to implement the new system.
Mr Akrong told Joy Business in an interview that the state stands to lose revenue due to the slow processes at the clearing points.
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