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Kumasi drivers demand price controls for goods, brand some traders as real ‘Kalabule’

They further urged Ghanaians to stop blaming transport operators for the high cost of goods and services in the country, stressing that traders are largely responsible for the arbitrary price hikes.
According to the drivers, the lack of price regulation in the trading sector is a major driver of the high cost of living.
Some drivers operating under registered transport unions in Kumasi have called on the government to introduce price control measures for goods in the country.
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