Several price hikes greet Republic Day Commemoration amidst economic hardship. Starting today, consumers will face higher fuel costs, with petrol prices expected to rise by 2.17% from GH¢14.17 to GH¢15.20 per litre.
Ghana’s transition into its 64th year as a Republic coincides with significant price hikes across various essential commodities, setting a tone for the remainder of the year.
Key items such as cement, fuel, water, and electricity are all seeing price increases starting today, July…
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