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June 2, 2026

BREAKING: PPV operators to get half of their 16% fare increase effective today, the remaining next month

Written byShanice Gibbs

PPV operators will get half of their 16% fare increase this month and the remaining 8% in July. Transport Minister Daryl Vaz made the revelation at a press conference this morning. The first implementation of the adjustment comes into effect today. More details soon

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