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Ghana’s National Road Safety Authority has introduced a three‑step registration process for all road transport companies and related service providers, effective under the 2025 Amendment Act and 2026 Regulations.
The party’s National Council has broadened voting rights, allowing all delegates under 40 and all female delegates to vote, eliminating separate special conferences.
President Mahama disclosed that state‑owned enterprises held assets worth GH¢407.85 billion by year‑end, while liabilities climbed to GH¢282 billion, calling for urgent corrective measures.
The Legon-based school scored 40 points to defeat Accra Academy's 33 and St Augustine's College's 27 in Thursday's grand finale at the UG Premier Domes, avenging last year's quarter-final exit and cementing its status as the most decorated school in the quiz's history after a field of 174 schools was whittled down to three.
The International Monetary Fund has flagged the influence of politicians in board appointments at Ghana’s state‑owned enterprises, citing the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority as a key example.
The NRSA has unveiled stricter towing requirements, mandating immediate removal of disabled cars and setting a 21‑day window before auction.
Under new Road Traffic laws, Ghana’s DVLA will keep licence plates with former owners, requiring new owners to register vehicles anew.
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