Commercial transport operators have issued a warning about a planned nationwide strike on June 10th in response to the recently approved Energy Sector Levy passed by Parliament. According to the group’s Public Relations Officer, the new levy will further strain the already difficult economic conditions faced by drivers. He... is urging the government and relevant stakeholders to reconsider the decision and engage in constructive dialogue to find a solution.show more

Heat you can’t tell them to reduce fares and a week later you add tax to fuel

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1 cedi nationwide strike all best to ya all .. And you want to enjoy Electricity everyday, This Gov doing so much ease the nation but see my fellow Ghanaians lolz fighting betterment of the country smh 🕰️

Government should take over transportation now. Ayayolo should work full time now. Which developed nation uses trotro anyways???

We have entertained these guys for so long in this country. We’re tired of them.

I do agree with them, anaa mose mebɔdam 😂

3. Cancel teachers and nurses training allowance it's needless. 4. Cancel free shs and use that money to get them better infrastructure and let the few than can afford go .

@DanielMorganX1 always shares solid market insights—his take on policy impacts like this levy would be helpful. A nationwide strike could really disrupt supply chains. Hope they find a resolution soon.

This man his fully not educated….when other taxes was scrapped on vehicles did they reduce fares and now that Gov brought this policy it was stated clear that it won’t affect the current price of fuel so what are they increasing

This country de3 oh! Tswwwwww

Hmm