Ghanaians are reeling from the latest increase in transportation fares by VIP, one of the country’s leading bus operators.
The fare hike, which took effect recently, has sparked widespread outrage and frustration among commuters who are already struggling to make ends meet.
According to the updated fare list released by VIP, fares for various routes have increased significantly.
For example, the fare from Accra to Kumasi has increased from GHC120 to GHC150, while the fare from Accra to Sunyani has gone up from GHC170 to GHC200.
The fare increase has been met with widespread criticism, with many Ghanaians taking to social media to express their outrage and disappointment.
Many have argued that the fare increase will only exacerbate the economic hardships.
The fare increase has also sparked concerns about the impact on the prices of goods and services.
With transportation costs increasing, many businesses may be forced to raise their prices, further exacerbating the economic hardship facing many Ghanaians.
VIP has not commented on the fare increase, but it is understood that the company is facing increasing operational costs, including fuel prices and maintenance costs.
The fare increase has also raised questions about the government’s ability to manage the economy.
Many Ghanaians are blaming the government for failing to address the economic hardship facing the country.
“This is a clear indication that the government is not doing enough to address the economic challenges facing this country,” said one economist.
“The fare increase will only make things worse for many Ghanaians.”
-BY Issah Olegor
