Tag Archives: Fuel Prices

Govt Rules Out Immediate Reduction In Transport Fares

Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe has assured Ghanaians that transport fares will remain unchanged for now, despite recent reductions in fuel prices. His assurance comes amid growing public calls for a decrease in fares, particularly after previous threats by transport unions to raise prices during fuel hikes. Speaking on the …

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Fuel Prices Set To Rise From Today

Prices of petroleum products are expected to see marginal increases at the pumps starting today, April 2. This is based on the latest Pricing Outlook Report obtained by JoyBusiness, which guides Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) from April 1 to April 15, 2025. According to the report, petrol prices are projected …

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Fuel Prices Drop For Third Consecutive Time

Consumers of petroleum products can expect some relief as fuel prices at the pumps record a marginal decline for the third consecutive time. This development comes two days into the commencement of the second pricing window for March. Total Energies has led the latest adjustment, lowering the price of both …

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Fuel Prices Drop For The First Time In 2025

Some Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have begun adjusting prices downward at the pumps following the commencement of the second pricing window of February. Total Energies has already taken the lead, reducing the price of both petrol and diesel to GH¢15.99 per litre, down from GH¢16.15 in the first pricing window …

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Fuel Prices To Decrease By 4% In August – IES

The Institute for Energy Security (IES has predicted a downward trend in fuel prices for the first half of August 2024, driven by favourable international market conditions. According to the IES, this anticipated price drop is attributed to positive market dynamics globally. The institute predicts a 2-4% decrease in prices …

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Fuel Prices Go Up Again, Cross 14 Cedis Per Litre – The Highest in 14 Months

Petroleum consumers in Ghana are expected to pay more for fuel following the decision by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) to suspend the Price Stabilization and Recovery Levy on petroleum products. In a directive dated April 3, 2024, and distributed to various stakeholders within the oil marketing and distribution sector, …

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