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Ghana's new fleet of 100 government buses is about to hit the roads after completing final safety checks and driver training. Commuters across the country can expect relief from overcrowded public transportation within days.
Ghana just commissioned 100 brand-new public buses as part of a 300-bus plan to make daily travel easier and more affordable across all 16 regions. Vice-President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang says it's time to restore dignity to public transport.
Ghana's police are teaming up with Nigerian transport operators to stop human trafficking before victims cross borders. The partnership trains drivers and station workers to spot warning signs and report suspicious activity.
Two Australian states are making all public transport free as fuel costs soar, helping millions of commuters save money while easing pressure at the pump. The temporary relief programs run through June, offering real savings for families facing rising costs.
Ghana's booming automotive sector just attracted nearly $100 million from global manufacturers, and now the country is racing to make its vehicle fleet one of Africa's cleanest. With seven new assembly plants ready to roll, the West African nation has a chance to lead the continent in sustainable transport.
Ghana's fire stations are throwing open their doors this week, inviting families to explore fire trucks, control rooms, and meet the heroes who protect their communities. The week-long celebration honors fallen firefighters while teaching lifesaving fire safety skills.
Ghana is rolling out 100 new Metro Mass Transit buses immediately to help commuters facing higher transport costs after fuel prices jumped. The government promises fares lower than private operators, with 200 more buses arriving by year's end.
A member of Ghana's parliament launched an annual tradition of publicly reporting progress to the people who elected her. The debut address highlighted new roads, youth programs, and community upgrades across Dome-Kwabenya.
Ghana just launched an ambitious railway master plan to link major cities across the country, promising better transport for millions and billions in new investment. The plan focuses on connecting mining regions and cocoa-producing areas to make rail transport profitable and attractive to private investors.
Ghana slashed its public debt by a remarkable 40 billion cedis between September and November 2025, dropping to 45.5% of GDP. The West African nation's fiscal turnaround shows real progress after years of economic restructuring.
Ghana's private transport unions are joining forces to stop drivers from overcharging passengers and restore order to Accra's chaotic commute. The new task force aims to end the practice of some drivers charging double the approved fares during rush hours.
Ghana's state transport company is tackling passenger frustration with a major fleet upgrade. Nearly 120 new buses will roll out by year's end to reduce crowding and delays at terminals nationwide.
Ghana's driving authority is building a dedicated hospital for professional drivers to improve their health and safety. The move comes as part of a broader push to expand services and raise standards across the country's transport sector.
Ghana just welcomed the first 100 of 300 new buses designed to reduce overcrowding and delays for daily commuters. Two more batches will arrive by November, bringing relief to packed routes across the country.
Ghana's anti-corruption office recovered $2 million and over 8 million cedis in public funds during their latest crackdown on financial crimes. The wins show real teeth in the fight to protect taxpayer money across Africa.
Ghana's President Mahama just banned fuel allowances for all government ministers while slashing taxes to lower prices at the pump. The dual move shows leaders sharing the burden as citizens face rising costs from Middle East conflicts.
Ghana's Institute of Architects arrested a suspect using a stolen architect's credentials to illegally approve building designs. The nationwide crackdown aims to protect public safety and hold unlicensed practitioners accountable.
Ghana just hit the reset button on nearly a decade of questionable land deals, canceling thousands of incomplete transactions and introducing sweeping reforms to protect public property. The country's new rules require buyers to pay 70% of market value upfront, ending years of sweetheart deals that shortchanged citizens.
Communities along three polluted rivers in Ghana are getting a major fumigation effort to restore public health and protect a vital water source. Local leaders are tackling illegal dumping that's contaminated rivers feeding the capital's water supply.
Commercial vehicles in Accra will soon display identification tags to protect passengers from unauthorized drivers charging illegal fares. The Ghana Private Road Transport Union is meeting this week to finalize the system that will make rogue drivers easily identifiable.
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