Ghanaian households and small businesses hemorrhaging cash as fuel costs spike 33% with no relief in sight

Ghanaian families and small business owners are facing a severe cash flow crisis as fuel prices have surged over 33% in just months, compounding an already devastating economic crisis. Transportation costs, electricity generation, and goods production have all become significantly more expensive, but households have limited income growth and businesses lack hedging tools. Current solutions (public transport, fuel subsidies) are insufficient or unavailable, forcing people to cut essential spending or go into debt.