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    GH₵1 Fuel Levy a Step Toward Stability

    NhyiraBy NhyiraJuly 17, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read1 Views
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    The National Coordinator of the District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP), Nii Lante Vanderpuye, has endorsed the rollout of the GH₵1 per litre fuel levy, calling it a timely and strategic move to support Ghana’s economic recovery and energy sector.

    Speaking on Channel One TV’s Breakfast Daily on Thursday, July 17, Mr. Vanderpuye described the levy as “a necessary intervention” that could ease government expenditure pressures and help stabilize fuel prices.

    “We must see this levy not as a burden, but as a contribution to national recovery,” he said. “It’s a practical step that can strengthen our energy systems and improve overall fiscal discipline.”

    He commended the government for its bold decision to reintroduce the levy, noting that part of the revenue could also be channeled into road infrastructure, particularly in underserved districts where development is long overdue.

    While acknowledging public concern over rising costs of living, Mr. Vanderpuye urged Ghanaians to view the levy through a long-term lens. According to him, a more stable and predictable fuel pricing regime will benefit both consumers and businesses.

    The GH₵1 per litre fuel levy, reintroduced as part of broader fiscal measures, aims to reduce reliance on government subsidies and enhance investment in critical sectors.

    As debate continues, Mr. Vanderpuye’s remarks add to the growing support for the policy among public sector stakeholders seeking sustainable economic solutions.

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