Chamber of Commerce asks gov't to subside utility tariffs
06 May 2016 at 09:17The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) in December 2015 increased price of electricity and water by 59.2 percent and 67.2 percent respectively.President of the Chamber, Nana Dr. Appiagyei Dankawoso I
The Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry has appealed to government to “subside utility tariffs” to unable their members stay in business.
President of the Chamber, Nana Dr. Appiagyei Dankawoso said his members “are complaining that the cost [of electricity] is so high.
“We are still pleading that the government will do something about it,” he said in an interview Citi FM.
According to him, the onus of job creation lies with the government but said “the private sector is doing all that” and that utility bills “could be subside” to create jobs.
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