
TRAFFITECH‑GH Rollout: Cuts International Urges Road Repairs Before October 1
The think tank demands Ghana inspect and fix traffic lights and lane markings before the new automated enforcement system goes live.
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The think tank demands Ghana inspect and fix traffic lights and lane markings before the new automated enforcement system goes live.

CUTS International’s West Africa director says the decline of airlines has pushed fares higher, urging the government to foster new entrants.

CUTS International’s West African Regional Director urges the government to integrate railway development into the Big Push infrastructure programme to reduce heavy‑truck traffic and extend road lifespans.

The think‑tank warns that a uniform surcharge imposed by the Chamber of Cement Manufacturers may amount to collusion, even as port congestion drives up costs for the industry.

Supply secured 703 votes, defeating Ideer and Kibos, while Rashid won the General Secretary slot with 590 votes in the constituency executive polls.

The party’s new constituency executive will build on past gains and aim for a wider margin in the 2028 general elections.

A fatal collision at No Weapon Junction in the Eastern Region left one dead and another wounded after a Toyota Tacoma allegedly overtook a motorbike.

The Ghana Gold Board has begun talks with miners, civil society and government bodies to shape a 2027 initiative that will bring artisanal mining into a regulated, financed framework.

Minister Nikpe urged Ghana’s ports and logistics stakeholders to collaborate on digital upgrades, better connectivity and workforce skills to position the country as West Africa’s leading trade hub.

The Ghana Gold Board says endorsing unlawful mining would jeopardise its bid for London Bullion Market Association approval, stressing responsible sourcing as a non‑negotiable standard.
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