"Trotro" fares to remain same

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• The mask 9 years ago

  The economy is hitting workers hard and many have run out of ideas.
  
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  The economy is hitting workers hard and many have run out of ideas.
  
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• mr amin 9 years ago

  if u keep on increasing taxes n the cedi lose value the u are at the same poin. is like pouring more water in to a leaking barrel or tank. what will be the result?. we should adress the value of the cedi.

  if u keep on increasing taxes n the cedi lose value the u are at the same poin. is like pouring more water in to a leaking barrel or tank. what will be the result?. we should adress the value of the cedi.

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• KK 9 years ago

  WHAT IF TRANSPORT FARES GO UP IN A MATTER OF FOUR TIMES IN A QUARTER 3% EACH?
  GPRTU WAKE FROM THESE THIEVES

  WHAT IF TRANSPORT FARES GO UP IN A MATTER OF FOUR TIMES IN A QUARTER 3% EACH?
  GPRTU WAKE FROM THESE THIEVES

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• DAVI 9 years ago

  ASEM NONI.SMART UP GUYS,THE NDC CAN NEVER DEVELOP GHANA WITH PROPAGANDA AND LIES.

  ASEM NONI.SMART UP GUYS,THE NDC CAN NEVER DEVELOP GHANA WITH PROPAGANDA AND LIES.

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• Agnes 9 years ago

  Why the tro-tro fare remain the same meanwhile fuel prices has been increased.

  Why the tro-tro fare remain the same meanwhile fuel prices has been increased.

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• Kodjo 9 years ago

  So the opposition NPP walked out of parliament because of a 3% rise in the price of petrol???? Unbelievable!!!

  So the opposition NPP walked out of parliament because of a 3% rise in the price of petrol???? Unbelievable!!!

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• Oba Nyansani Baako Pe ln Ghana! 9 years ago

  Gyimi leak be mmoasem, has NDC government provided any transport to individuals in Ghana? Or are they going to use their 4x4 cars to run as trotro in Ghana now? Oh! My people rise up and shine your eyes well Aaaba!

  Gyimi leak be mmoasem, has NDC government provided any transport to individuals in Ghana? Or are they going to use their 4x4 cars to run as trotro in Ghana now? Oh! My people rise up and shine your eyes well Aaaba!

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• zaks 9 years ago

  kodjo u ll neva make sense in any of ur opinion do knw wat 3percent to can do if half of gahaians own cars u need to be serious in life becus visionless people like u ll neva move forward in life due to ur myopic tinking u n ...
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  kodjo u ll neva make sense in any of ur opinion do knw wat 3percent to can do if half of gahaians own cars u need to be serious in life becus visionless people like u ll neva move forward in life due to ur myopic tinking u n ur ndc theives shld expert retribution bcus of de evil n greedy behaviour u v exhibited to innocent ghanaians stupid man

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• Subtitude Teacher 9 years ago

  I don't know how these politicians wake up in the morning and look at themselves in the mirror. No conscience or heart. A bunch of wicked souls.

  I don't know how these politicians wake up in the morning and look at themselves in the mirror. No conscience or heart. A bunch of wicked souls.

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• Lord Tennison 9 years ago

  These people are so messed up.Have they resorted to superficial price control to submerge inflation?Is it the only way Seth Terkper hopes to achieve his UNREALISTIC inflation target in the budget?This is an inferior tactic wh ...
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  These people are so messed up.Have they resorted to superficial price control to submerge inflation?Is it the only way Seth Terkper hopes to achieve his UNREALISTIC inflation target in the budget?This is an inferior tactic which reminds me of the Abongo Boys days.
  It will not work.If you are afraid of high inflation,why impose the 17.5% VAT in the first place?Without corresponding increases in manufactured goods and services,inflation will still taunt John Mahama and the NDC government and Ghanaians.
  I thought Seth Terkper would take advantage of the low crude oil prices on the world market, reduce the prices of refined petroleum products and lessen the burden on Ghanaians and provide an incentive to the Bank of Ghana to reduce its bank rate in order to bring down the cost of borrowing and stimulate growth in the industrial sector of our economy.
  The VAT waiver should have been all embracing.The economy appears stalled and,consequently, indifferent to all the expenditures being made.The cogent reason there is high unemployment.

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