Cooking Oil and Cement Prices Drop Significantly in Ghana

In a significant turn of events, reports have revealed that the price of a gallon of cooking oil in Ghana has been slashed from ¢1,000 to ¢680. This drastic reduction is sure to come as a relief to many consumers who have been struggling with high prices in recent times.

But that’s not all – GHACEM, one of the leading cement producers in the country, has also announced a significant price reduction. The price of a bag of cement has been lowered from GHS 120 to GHS 82, making it more affordable for construction projects and home improvements.

These price cuts come as welcome news to many Ghanaians, who have been feeling the pinch of rising costs in various sectors. Have you witnessed these price reductions in your area yet? Let us know your thoughts on these changes and how they may impact businesses and consumers in the coming months. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.