Organised Labour urges Gov’t to extend measures to cushion public against fuel price increases beyond 1 month

Voicefm Ghana April 16, 2026 1 minute read

In an exclusive interview with 3news’ Labour Affairs Correspondent in Accra on April 16, leaders of Organised Labour praised the decision, calling it a responsive step in addressing the economic pressures facing Ghanaians.

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