Ghana’s energy sector is facing a recurring challenge marked by persistent tariff hikes, deep-rooted inefficiencies, and growing pressure on households and businesses.
The recent 9.86% electricity tariff increase highlights a recurring cycle in which consumers are forced to bear the financial burden of systemic problems within the power sector. As families struggle with rising living costs and firms grapple with reduced competitiveness, the need for transparency, accountability, and genuine reforms within utility companies has never been more urgent. This article explores the real impact of escalating tariffs, the structural inefficiencies that fuel them, and the critical reforms needed to ensure a fair and sustainable energy future for all Ghanaians.
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