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PURC introduces Ghana's first commercial EV charging tariff
Summary
Ghana's EV charging gets a price - but what does this mean for drivers and 'dumsor'?
PURC has introduced a commercial tariff of GH¢2.016 per kilowatt-hour for charging EVs, plus a GH¢500 monthly service charge. This is part of a quarterly review that also includes reduced electricity and water tariffs starting April 1, 2026.
Business & Economy
3 min read
Fuel prices set to rise from March 16 due to NPA's new price floor for 2nd pricing window
Summary
Ghanaians should brace themselves - how will the new fuel prices, effective March 16, impact your transportation costs?
Fuel prices in Ghana are set to increase due to new price floors set by the National Petroleum Authority. Petrol will rise from 10 cedis 46 pesewas to 11 cedis 57 pesewas per litre starting March 16. The new rates will be in effect until March 31.
Business & Economy
1 min read
Here's what you'll pay after PURC's cut in water and electricity tariffs from April 1
Summary
Ghanaians are about to get some relief on their utility bills - but will the savings last?
The PURC has announced a reduction in electricity and water tariffs, effective April 1, 2026. Electricity will decrease by an average of 4.81% and water by 3.
Business & Economy
3 min read
Utility tariffs drop: Electricity down 4.81%, water down 3.06% starting April 1
Summary
Ghanaians will soon see changes in their utility bills - but what's driving these shifts?
The PURC has announced a reduction in utility tariffs, effective April 1, 2026. Electricity will decrease by 4.81% and water by 3.
Business & Economy
1 min read
Iran-US-Israel War: What it means for Ghana real estate investors
Summary
With global markets rattled by the Iran-US conflict, how safe are your Ghana real estate investments?
The US and Israel launched strikes on Iran, impacting global markets and oil prices - now over $100/barrel. This could affect Ghanaians planning real estate investments in Accra. The conflict's impact on Ghana's economy is under scrutiny.
Business & Economy
4 min read
GACL terminates Fixed Base Operation agreement with McDan Aviation over persistent debt
Summary
Why did Ghana Airport Company lock up Terminal 1, and what does it mean for McDan Aviation's future operations?
GACL has terminated its agreement with McDan Aviation due to unpaid fees since 2022. Despite multiple notices and a payment plan, McDan's debt remained, leading to the termination in January 2026. GACL is pursuing the remaining debt from the McDan Group.
Business & Economy
3 min read