Transport fares in Ghana are set to increase by 8% from Saturday, September 26, 2026, following an agreement reached between transport unions and the government after a crucial meeting.
The new transport fare increase is expected to affect commuters who rely on commercial public transportation across the country.
The decision was reached after discussions between the government and representatives of various transport unions in Ghana, with both sides reaching an agreement on the adjustment of fares.
Passengers are therefore expected to pay higher fares from September 26 as the new rates take effect.
The latest adjustment in public transport fares is likely to have an impact on the daily transportation expenses of workers, students, traders and other commuters who depend on commercial vehicles.
Transport unions and government are expected to communicate further details regarding the implementation of the new 8% fare increase.
Source: newsthemegh.com