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Passengers complain as Ashanti drivers exceed approved 8% fare hike

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Passengers complain as Ashanti drivers exceed approved 8% fare hike

50 to GH¢6, representing an increase significantly higher than the approved eight percent.

This is more than the eight percent they announced,” one passenger said.

According to the passengers, some drivers are charging beyond the agreed eight percent increment announced after a series of meetings between transport operators and the Ministry of Transport.

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