23
Aug
The Coalition of Transport Union and Association, representing a significant portion of Ghana’s transportation industry, has issued a stern ultimatum to the government. They demand the elimination of multiple taxes from the petroleum price build-up within the next two weeks, failing which they threaten to increase fares by a substantial 20%. In a recent statement, the coalition highlighted their primary objective, which is to alleviate what they referred to as “unnecessary pressure” faced by both drivers and consumers in the country. The burden of several taxes and levies, specifically the Sanitation and Pollution Levy, the Energy Sector Levy, the Energy…
