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Passengers decry non-uniform charges after 8% transport fare increase

However, some passengers in Accra say the fares being charged are not uniform, with some drivers allegedly imposing increases beyond the approved rate.
Confusion has erupted at some transport terminals following complaints from passengers that drivers are charging fares beyond the approved 8% increase.
The operators say some drivers had already increased fares before the official 8% adjustment was announced and efforts are underway to bring such charges in line with the approved rates.
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