Ghana Transport Drivers Strike Over Fare Cuts

Asante Mampong Transport Strike: Drivers Protest Fare Reduction Asante Mampong, Ghana – Transport drivers in Asante Mampong staged a strike today to protest a recent reduction in transport fares. The decision by authorities has left drivers feeling financially insecure, and the strike has caused significant disruption to the community. "This fare reduction is killing us," said one driver, who wished to remain anonymous. "We can barely afford fuel at these prices, let alone make a living." A commuter, Ama Kusi, shared her frustration with the situation. "I rely on this transport to get to work. This strike is causing me to lose money and time. The government needs to find a solution that works for everyone." The strike highlights the delicate balance between regulating transport fares and ensuring the economic viability of the transport sector. The authorities are urged to engage with the drivers and find a resolution that addresses their concerns and minimizes disruption to the community. The situation underscores the need for a comprehensive review of transport fare policies to ensure fairness and sustainability for all stakeholders.