On Tuesday fuel prices saw a further increase across the country, dealing a fresh blow to transport operators who have been attempting to adapt to the increase in costs just a few weeks ago.
CediRates, an aggregator of price data, reports price increases for StarOil, Puma and Allied Ghana. Prices of Petrol have increased while Diesel remains untouched or slightly lower.
Currently, petrol is sold in Ghana at an average price of GH¢13.17 per litre. Further price increases are expected and can be tracked in real-time on CediRates Fuel Prices.
The next pricing window for November under the National Petroleum Authority’s regulation on petroleum pricing is set to commence from Wednesday the 1st of May and fuel prices are expected to increase then too.
Akufo-Addo’s recent attitude, utterances connote an arrogant nature, smack of an...
NDC calls for immediate termination of contracts between SML and GRA
NDC demands retrieval of monies paid to SML, calls for the prosecution of person...
NDC accuses President Akufo-Addo of attempting to cover up corruption and crimin...
Election 2024: ‘I don't want issues of independent candidature to plague NPP’ — ...
2024 elections: Bawumia avoiding economic discourse because he has failed — Kwak...
Mustapha Ussif’s ‘Best African Sports Minister’ award signifies his exceptional ...
Anti-LGBQI+ Bill: High Court’s verdict was predetermined – Sam George
Justification for continuation of SML-GRA contract ‘hogwash’ – Sammy Gyamfi
Bawumia is a liar, google it and see – Osofo Kyiri Abosom
