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GPRTU, GRTCC suspend transport fare increase pending review

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  • Ayitey 1 day ago

    Ghana, do we really have leaders? Look at them, they are still playing with our mind.

    Go out there and check; they have already increased the fares.

    From Tafo to Ejisu used to be 10.8, and now 13.

  • Cool 1 day ago

    Ignore GPRTU, they are an appendage of NDC. To remind you they were weaponised by PNDC in the 80s, they have a very close relationship with NDC. Lorry Fares have been increased by their members already,they are only doing PR ...
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  • Truth Table 1 day ago

    “Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is no other. (Isaiah 45:22) ,,,, .
    . ,,,,

  • Samuel 1 day ago

    Drivers have already increased fares so what's the implication of this?
    I wonder what the authorities are doing about it.
    What used to cost 6 cedis from Anloga junction to Domeabra is now 8 cedis.

  • Tom 1 day ago

    Country of hypocrites
    So much Nokofio
    GPRTU
    TUC
    GUTA
    Abram Koomson

  • Lorraine 1 day ago

    Drivers have already increased their fares. Check Legon to Kasoa fare after 5 p.m.

  • Shamo 1 day ago

    GPRTU , we are tired of your nonsense,if you want to increase the transport fares do it , our ears are tired . Tomorrow this ,today that why this propaganda and already some of your guys had already increased them . Mahama go ...
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  • Good Man 21 hours ago

    Good Morning Sir/Madam,

    Please, GPRTU and GRTCC suspend transport fare increase, so the Stanbic bus and VVIP bus buses has increase their transport from Accra to Takoradi and vice versa with in a very very short time form ...
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  • You 21 hours ago

    Good morning, Sir/Madam.

    Please, I kindly appeal to the GPRTU and GRTCC to intervene and suspend the frequent increases in transport fares.

    The transport fares for both Stanbic Bus and VVIP Bus services on the Accra–T ...
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