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Emma Ankrah••307 words · 2 min read With fuel prices on the rise again, what will be the impact on your daily commute as the GPRTU prepares its fare adjustments?
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) is set to announce new transport fares this week following recent fuel price hikes. This decision
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