Regional Chairmen of both the Transport Operators Union and the Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana have announced their intention to increase transport fares by 30 percent in response to the recent hike in fuel prices
Some Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have adjusted prices of petroleum products upwards at the pumps from yesterday, July 17, 2023. Total Energies is selling a litre of diesel and petrol at ¢12.45, from its previous
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has taken measures to ensure the consistent supply of petroleum products to customers. Speaking at a media engagement in Cape Coast, Head of Planning NPA, Dominic Aboagye, said the interventions
Ghanaians should expect some form of respite in transport fares as public transport operators in the country have resolved to reduce fares. According to the transport operators, the reduction in fares was made possible following
Prices of petrol and diesel have seen an upward adjustment at the pumps as of Monday morning. A litre of petrol which sold at GH¢12.65 is now selling at GH¢13.20. While a litre of diesel
A senior member of the Fourth Estate of the Realm, Kwesi Pratt Jnr., says Ghanaians should not expect a fall in petroleum prices soon. According to him, the government is fixated on external factors affecting
Fuel prices will fall between 2% and 9% for the third consecutive time from April 1, 2023 with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) expected to witness its biggest decline in recent times. According to the Institute
Ghanaians should expect a drop in the prices of petrol and diesel beginning Thursday, March 1st, 2023. According to the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC), petrol and diesel prices are expected to fall between 3.7%
Ghanaians should expect a significant reduction in petroleum products at the pumps today, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has predicted. According to IES, petrol and diesel prices are expected to reduce between 7.1% and
Fuel prices have shot up to almost GH¢16 per litre at some filling stations in Ghana. This is a sharp rise from the GH¢11.06 per litre for petrol and GH¢13.95 per litre for diesel, the
