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“These are not normal times; let’s all sacrifice” – Energy Ministry appeals to GPRTU over fare hikes

Speaking in an interview on Joy FM's Top Story on Monday, August 3, the Spokesperson for the Ministry, Richmond Rockson, acknowledged the concerns of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) and consumers over the rising cost of fuel but insisted that the current global energy crisis requires collective sacrifice.
Mr Rockson said government’s decision to reduce the price of diesel was aimed at cushioning both consumers and commercial drivers who have been hit by rising fuel costs.
Mr Rockson's comments come as transport operators continue to push for adjustments in fares, citing the impact of rising fuel prices on their businesses.
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