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GH₵1 per litre isn’t small money – GPRTU slams gov’t over new fuel levy

We plead for a second thought – GPRTU rejects new tax proposal

GPRTU advises against fare increments despite recent increments in petroleum products

GPRTU, taxi drivers hail Bawumia for launching ‘Tap and Go’ taxi app

Transport fares to increase by 19% from Oct. 29 – GPRTU

GPRTU vows to increase fares by next week if no consensus is reached

Meeting between government and transport unions to negotiate transport fares ends inconclusively

NRSA to clamp down on incessant high speed, overtaking by mini busses

Transport operators engage government over proposed 30% fare increase

30% transport increment is a proposed one; it’s not finalised yet – GPRTU

GPRTU increases transport fares by 30% effective September 21

GPRTU set to increase transport fares again

GPRTU interdicts Central Regional Chairman over nearly ¢400k embezzlement

Drivers who take hard drugs to stay alert will end up losing attention while driving – Medical practitioner

‘Whenever we feel the heat, we’ll increase fares because we have the numbers’ – GPRTU

Transport fares increase: We don’t serve under GRTCC; we are autonomous – GPRTU

Transport fares to go up by 30% on Friday, May 13

Driver unions to increase transport fares after Akufo-Addo’s refusal to remove petroleum taxes

GPRTU suspends planned further 15% increase in transportation fares

GPRTU rejects ¢0.15 reduction in fuel prices, promises to increase transport fares

GPRTU to increase transport by 20% after engaging government

Transport fares expected to be increased again from next week – GPRTU

GPRTU set to increase transport fares again as fuel prices surge

GPRTU to increase fares effective February 26

Commercial transport operators to decide on fare increment on Feb. 2

Wenchi Municipal Assembly institutes guidelines for the local cashew industry

Transport operators to hold crunch meeting on Monday over fuel price adjustment

GPRTU threatens to join C-DAG increase transport fares should government fail to reduce fuel prices

GPRTU disassociates itself from transport fare increment; says it is in talks with government

GOIL expected to reduce fuel prices by ¢0.15 effective today – Kennedy Osei Nyarko

Social media reacts to nationwide strike by commercial drivers

16 driver unions suspend intended strike over fuel prices

GPRTU Chairman asks transport operators to suspend intended strike action

Transportation fares won’t be increased on Oct. 25 – GPRTU dismisses rumours

Government should scrap some taxes and levies on petroleum products – GPRTU

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