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GPRTU orders drivers to halt 20% increase in transport fare
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has instructed its members to defer the planned increase in transport fares.Initially, the union had proposed...
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Ignore the 20% increase in transportation costs – Ministry
The Ministry of Transport has issued a statement urging the public to dismiss reports indicating an alleged increase in public transportation costs nationwide.According to...
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Public transport fares to hike by 30% effective Jan. 22
Commercial Transport Operators in Ghana have announced a 30 percent hike in transportation fares across the country, effective Monday, January 22.This decision comes...
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Transport fares to go up by 60% due to passage of Emissions Levy Bill
Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has restated its commitment to implementing a 60% hike in transport fares starting January 2024, fter the approval...
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GPRTU appeals to public to continue paying existing transport fares
After news about the 10% reduction in transport fares broke, commuters were anticipating a reflection on the ground but their joy was shattered.This comes...
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Maintain existing transport fares for the time being – GPRTU to drivers
Ghanaians anticipating for a 10% drop in transport fares may have their hopes shattered due to some drivers' refusal to lower fares.In a surprising...
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Transport fares reduced by 15.3%
Transport fares will from today, December 19, 2020, be reduced by 15.3%The reduction follows a decrease in fuel prices at several pumps in the country.The 15.3% reduction was determined after consultations with important stakeholders, according to a press statement from the union leader.“Following the negotiations and...
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Transport fares to decrease by 15.3% effective Dec 19
As of Monday, December 19, public transport operators will cut their rates by 15.3%.According to a statement from the Road Transport Operators, the action...
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Transport fares to decrease on Monday – Transport Ministry
The Transport Ministry has asked commuters to anticipate lower transportation costs on Monday.The announcement comes after a significant reduction in fuel prices.Diesel is likely...
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Transport fares must come down – COPEC
Duncan Amoah, the Executive Secretary of the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC), has pleaded with commercial transportation companies to lower transportation costs in response...
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