DOSSIER: Fuel price increases
Under the current arrangement, fuel prices are reviewed every two weeks in line with developments on the world market.
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LPG and diesel prices to increase by 4% and 1% from September 16 – IES projects
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Diesel prices to go up 1%, LPG by 4% from September 16
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Fuel prices to remain unchanged for first pricing window in September - IES
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Not queuing for fuel shows NPP has done a lot even in the face of crisis – Hawa Koomson
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Remove these five taxes or we increase fares by 20% - Transport operators dare government
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Cut petroleum taxes in two weeks or we hike fares by 20% - Transport Union to government
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Cut petroleum taxes in two weeks or we hike fares by 20% - Transport Union to government
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Fuel prices increase, petrol now selling at GH¢13.50, diesel GH¢13.90 per litre
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Petrol to sell at GH¢12.97, diesel GH¢13.43 per litre from August 16 – COPEC
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Fuel prices to rise in first pricing window of August – COPEC
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Petroleum pricing cartel claims unfounded - OMCs
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NPA, security agencies intensify border towns patrol to curb fuel smuggling
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'Report cheating fuel stations' - NPA to petroluem consumers
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NPA, security agencies intensify border towns patrol to curb fuel smuggling
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Oil Marketing Companies in Ghana struggling to make profits – AOMC CEO laments
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Government working to resolve technical, financial problems at TOR - K.T Hammond
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Diesel, LPG prices to fall marginally as petrol prices remain unchanged – IES
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Fuel prices to increase marginally from July 3 – COPEC
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LPG shortage hits filling stations
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Fuel prices to increase marginally from Monday – COPEC
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Respond to demands of fuel tanker drivers – Dr. Oduro Osae to TMA MCE
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Cedi depreciation cause of fuel price increment - IFS
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Fuel prices to rise marginally in next pricing window – COPEC
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NPA takes measures to avoid fuel shortage
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Ko rage man fetur da ƙasashen OPEC ke haƙowa zai shafi farashinsa a Najeriya?
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Cedi stabilisation critical to affordable fuel prices - CBOD
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Petrol, diesel prices to stay same in first half of June, LPG to fall 5%
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Petrol, diesel prices to stay same in first half of June, LPG to fall 5%
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BoG to reverse foreign exchange control measures
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A/R: Assembly in a tussle with GPRTU over land ownership
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We will make sure drivers comply with new fares - Ashanti Regional GPRTU chairman
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GPRTU asks drivers to halt 10% transport fare reduction
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We will reduce fares if prices of spare parts and lubricants drop – Transport Operators
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Fuel prices drop as some OMCs sell petrol, diesel at GH¢12.30
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Fuel prices to drop – COPEC
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Desist from buying fuel products from unapproved retail outlets – NPA to motorists
