As part of an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout plan reached with government, subsidies on petroleum products totaling GHS50million are expected to be scrapped off. The scrapping of these subsidies is likely to push up petroleum prices for 2015, irrespective of changes in the price of petrol
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FRANK UZUEGBUNAM
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