Petrol

Ghana falls sharply to 31st position in Africa with lowest fuel prices

1 litre, GH¢1: New fuel levy looms as Finance Minister submits request to Parliament

OMCs cut fuel prices; petrol going for GH¢11.77 per litre

Fuel prices to fall significantly from June 1, 2025

Fuel prices to witness biggest drop of 8% today, May 16 due to cedi’s appreciation

Fuel prices to go down marginally at the pumps from April 16

Ghana improves to 12th position in Africa with lowest fuel price

NPA announces new petroleum price floor

Prices of petrol, diesel to go down; LPG to remain unchanged – IES

Prices of petroleum products to go up marginally from February 1, 2025

Ghana drops to 13th in Africa with lowest fuel price

Fuel price adjustment: Petrol down to GH₵14.35, diesel unchanged at GH₵15.45

Fuel prices to go down from tomorrow November 16, 2024 – COPEC

Petrol, diesel prices to go down or remain stable; LPG to increase marginally – IES

Ghana retains 10th position with lowest fuel price in Africa

Fuel price reduction: Diesel at GH₵12.55, petrol GH₵13.27 a litre

Prices of petrol, diesel, LPG to decrease between 2% and 5% – IES

Petrol pains so deep: Tough times await parents, students, teachers as school resumes

Prices of petrol, diesel to remain stable or fall – IES

Prices of petrol, diesel and LPG to remain stable – IES

Fuel prices to fall between 2% and 4% in coming days – IES

Fuel prices increase by 2 percent: Petrol now at ₵15.10, diesel going for ₵15.25 a litre

Petrol price to go up 2%, LPG by 5% from July 1, 2024 – IES

Fuel prices to go up marginally from June 16, 2024 – IES

Fuel prices to go up in first half of June 2024 – IES predicts

NPA increases price floor for diesel to GH₵13.15; petrol reduced to GH₵13.60

IES: Fuel prices expected to slightly decrease

Fuel prices to ease from May 16, 2024 – IES

Fuel price increases expected to slow down in coming days – IES

Ghana retains 10th position with lowest fuel price in Africa

Fuel prices won’t cross GH¢18 mark next week – CBOD assures consumers

Price of petrol, diesel to go up 5%, 4% per litre – IES

Petrol, diesel prices to remain same; LPG to go up 4% – IES

Petrol, diesel, LPG prices to go up marginally – IES

Petrol, diesel to go up by 6.6%, 8.18% per litre from February 16, 2024 – COPEC

OMCs start increasing fuel prices; diesel going for GH¢13.49 whilst petrol selling at GH¢12.69

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