The business edition of PM Express will tonight have a conversation on the increase in fuel prices in the country.
The incessant increment in prices has taken a toll on the already existing economic hardship, but the government has hinted at plans to get cheaper petroleum products to the Ghanaian market.
Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has disclosed that talks have already begun with world-leading producers of petroleum products.
PM Express will tonight host the CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors, Dr. Patrick Kwaku Ofori on what could be done to address the situation.
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