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Sep
Ghana continues to grapple with high electricity prices in comparison to its neighbouring countries in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), raising concerns among both businesses and residential users. This is according to the newest National Energy Policy. The latest revelations from the national energy policy highlight a persistent issue that has far-reaching implications for the nation's economic competitiveness and overall well-being. According to data from the latest policy, Ghana's electricity tariffs have remained on the higher side in recent years. The end-user tariff, which averaged 12.6 US cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) following the load-shedding crisis in 2007,…