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Imported Buses Still Parked as Ghana Raises Fares
A senior policy analyst questions why the government’s 100 Egyptian buses remain off the roads amid an 8% rise in public transport fares.
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Two dead, three children hurt as bus crashes into school wall after Assin Fosu overtaking accident
A Scienta vehicle overtaking on the Cape Coast to Kumasi road ploughed into an oncoming Metro Mass bus on Sunday night, killing its driver and a passenger and sending the bus veering off the road into the wall of Obiri Yeboah SHS, injuring three children walking nearby.
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