By Francis Kobena Tandoh Petroleum consumers in Ghana could see some relief at the pumps from Tuesday, June 16, as petrol prices are projected to decline following a recent drop in global oil prices and improved market conditions. According to the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC), petrol, diesel, andContinue Reading
Fuel prices in Ghana are expected to go down marginally in the next pricing window commencing Thursday April 16, despite the proposed tax cuts by the government, according to Executive Secretary of the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) Duncan Amoah. His comments follow a directive by President John Dramani MahamaContinue Reading
Fuel prices in Cote d’Ivoire have remained stable for April, with premium gasoline set at 820 CFA francs (about 1.45 U.S. dollars) per liter and diesel at 675 CFA francs, despite a rise in global oil prices driven by the conflict in the Middle East. According to a statementContinue Reading
Though thousands of kilometers away from the Middle East, where conflicts involving Iran, the United States and Israel have claimed lives and devastated local economies, Benin is increasingly feeling the ripple effects, most notably through rising fuel prices. “Before this conflict, we imported a 25-liter jerrycan of gasoline fromContinue Reading
By Francis Kobena Tandoh Fuel prices at the pumps are set for a second consecutive decline in the second pricing window of January, according to projections from the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) released on Thursday. According to the data by COMAC, petrol prices are expected to fall byContinue Reading
By Francis Kobena Tandoh Several oil marketing companies (OMCs) in Ghana have begun adjusting pump prices downward at the start of the January 2026 pricing window, according to checks by the Ghana Eye Report. The marginal reductions, according to industry players, are linked to two key factors, including a strengtheningContinue Reading
By Francis Kobena Tandoh Fuel prices are expected to rise across pumps from Sunday, November 16, 2025, the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) has announced. According to COPEC, the increase at local pumps is a result of an increase in global crude prices and a weakening cedi. In a statementContinue Reading
