The unions assert that an adjustment has become imperative in light of escalating fuel prices and the rising costs of spare parts. They are urging the government to intervene to stabilize the situation. This announcement has already elicited reactions online, with numerous Ghanaians expressing concern and urging the authorities to act promptly to alleviate the burden on commuters.
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) and the Commercial Transport Operators of Ghana have declared a nationwide 20% increase in public transport fares, which will take effect on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
The unions assert that an adjustment has become imperative in light of escalating fuel prices and the rising costs of spare parts. They are urging the government to intervene to stabilize the situation. This announcement has already elicited reactions online, with numerous Ghanaians expressing concern and urging the authorities to act promptly to alleviate the…
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