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Petrol
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
Petrol, Diesel and LPG prices to go up marginally from February 1, 2024
Diesel, LPG prices to go down – COPEC
Some OMCs cut fuel prices; petrol, diesel going for ¢11.24 per litre
OMCs cut fuel prices at pumps; Petrol selling at ¢12.39, diesel going for ¢12.99
Petrol, diesel prices go down – IES
World Bank now our enemy, a threat to our economy – NLC
NPA to label fuel pumps based on octane grades
Fitch revises crude oil forecast for 2024 to $80
Prices of fuel to remain unchanged in next two weeks – IES
Some OMCs reduce fuel prices; Petrol going for ¢12.80, diesel at ¢13.30 a litre
Cedi depreciation may thwart fuel price decline – IES
Fuel prices likely to remain same from November 1, 2023 – IES
Some OMCs reduce prices of petroleum products; diesel selling for ¢13.40 petrol going for ¢12.45
Petrol, diesel, LPG prices to go down between 2% and 6% from October 16, 2023 – IES
Fuel prices go up; petrol at ¢13.49, diesel going for ¢13.95
Petrol, LPG prices to go up marginally – IES
Diesel, LPG prices to go up 1%, 4% from September 16, 2023 – IES
Fuel prices to remain unchanged for next two weeks – IES
Prices of petrol and diesel to increase averagely by about 5.7% – COPEC
Fuel prices expected to go up by 9.0% from August 1, 2023 – COPEC
OMCs increase fuel prices; diesel and petrol selling at ¢12.45 per litre
OMCs begin reducing fuel prices; GOIL sells petrol, diesel for ¢12.30 per litre
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We’ve identified two persons who allegedly helped Manhyia South MP escape arrest – EOCO
Disproportionate arrests over criticism may create ‘undeserving martyrs’ – Mahama
Parliament will resist breaches of arrest protocol for MPs – Dafeamekpor warns
7-month-old EOCO invitation letter surfaces after chaotic attempt to arrest Manhyia South MP
‘I had to drive off to safety’ – Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah on why he fled after High Court clash
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Legitimate criticism, political commentary must not be criminalised – President Mahama
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Manhyia South MP declined two invitations in February, attempted arrest was lawful – EOCO
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