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Fuel prices go up; petrol at ¢13.49, diesel going for ¢13.95
Some Oil Marketing Companies have adjusted prices of petroleum products at the pumps.
Joy Business is learning that the review was carried out from Tuesday, October 3, 2023.
Shell is selling a litre of petrol at ¢13.49. Diesel on the other hand is going for ¢13.95.
Star Oil, another major player in the industry also reviewed its prices, selling a litre of petrol at ¢11.99 pesewas, while diesel is going for ¢13.39.
However, other major oil marketing firms are yet to adjust prices at the pumps almost five days after the October 2, 2023, deadline.
Some of the OMCs have told Joy Business that they are still monitoring the market before reviewing their prices.
Source: Myjoyonline.com
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), Hohoe Municipality Command, has conducted fire safety inspections and public education at selected fuel filling stations within the municipality.
The exercise, held from July 3, 2026 to July 5, 2025 was led by the Municipal Commander, DO III Bismark Hosu-Porbley.
During the inspection, the team assessed the fire safety preparedness of the facilities. Staff were also educated on fire prevention, emergency response procedures, and the proper use of firefighting equipment.
Management of the affected fuel stations expressed appreciation for the exercise and pledged to comply with the recommended safety measures.
The GNFS said the exercise reaffirms its commitment to continuous fire safety awareness and risk reduction to safeguard lives and property.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
Massive celebrations were recorded countrywide as the Black Stars opened their 2026 World Cup campaign with a 1-0 victory over Panama in Toronto on Wednesday.
Midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi scored the only goal of the match late in the game as he shot in a decent cross from substitute Brandon Asante.
The win gave Ghana a positive start in the competition, placing them in second position behind England, also with three points but with a superior goal aggregate.
After the final whistle, the streets and other viewing centres were turned into partying grounds as fans, mostly clad in the team’s paraphernalia, danced to several World Cup-themed music.
Others blew the vuvuzelas in joyous mood with others putting up a spirited ‘jama’ session.
