Ghana has announced temporary fuel price relief measures to cushion the impact of rising global oil prices.
Starting April 16, the government will absorb part of the cost of diesel and gasoline to reduce pressure on households, transport operators, and businesses.
Authorities attribute the surge to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East affecting global supply chains.
The intervention will last for one month, during which the government will monitor market trends and decide on possible adjustments to maintain economic stability.
