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Re-introduction of road tolls: Will transport fares go up? What commuters must expect
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Parliament approves 20-year agreement to reintroduce electronic road and bridge tolls Roads and Highways Minister, Kwame Governs Agbodza For now, there is no approved transport fare increase linked to the reintroduction of road tolls.
Ghana is set to reintroduce road tolls after Parliament approved a 20-year concession agreement to establish a nationwide electronic toll collection system.
A picture of Kaneshie public transport 'trotro' station in Accra.
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