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Transport Minister in Talks with GPRTU Amid Fare Hike Concerns

Ghana’s Transport Minister, Joseph Bukari Nikpe, is set to engage in critical discussions with transport operators, including the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU), as pressure mounts over potential fare increases.

The talks follow the third consecutive rise in fuel prices this year, intensifying concerns among drivers and commuters over escalating transportation costs. Transport unions have long cited soaring operational expenses as a major challenge, fuelling speculation about imminent fare adjustments.

Long-Awaited Negotiations Begin

The GPRTU had previously postponed fare review discussions, insisting on first engaging with an officially appointed transport minister. With Nikpe now in office, the anticipated negotiations are set to shape potential fare restructuring.

Speaking to the media, the minister expressed optimism about reaching a balanced resolution.

“Unofficially, I have engaged them, and tomorrow we will continue discussions. They are cooperating, and from what I gather, they have urged their members to exercise patience while we work towards a mutually beneficial outcome,” Nikpe said.

While speculation over fare hikes continues, the minister remained non-committal on the likely outcome.

“That is not for me to say. I am engaging them, and we will see what comes next,” he added.

Implications for Commuters and the Economy

The outcome of these talks is being closely monitored by stakeholders, as any adjustment to fares will have wider economic implications. The government faces the challenge of maintaining affordable transport costs while ensuring the financial sustainability of operators amid rising fuel prices and economic pressures.

As discussions progress, the balancing act between consumer affordability and industry viability will be crucial in determining the next steps in Ghana’s transport sector.

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