6 stories tagged “motor traffic and transport department”.
Minister Mahama Ayariga delivered four dispatch bikes to the Motor Traffic and Transport Department, boosting Aayalolo’s contraflow system ahead of the Christmas rush.
The minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs refuted viral social‑media videos alleging an Aayalolo bus was involved in an accident, clarifying the incident involved a different vehicle.
The digital traffic enforcement system launches today, with police vehicles and tripods fitted with cameras to capture violations and send electronic notices to vehicle owners.
The Motor Traffic and Transport Department will impose escalating fines on motorists who exceed speed limits, with 20 penalty units—GH¢240—per 5 km/h over the limit.
The Ghana Police Service has shifted the full launch of its automated traffic law enforcement programme to give motorists more time to learn about the new system.
Ghana Police Service will roll out the digital traffic‑monitoring system on Oct. 1, 2026, keeping officers on the road for incidents that need human intervention.
The Ghana Education Trust Fund has received a bulk of new exercise books from Best Assurance as part of a corporate partnership to boost learning resources nationwide.
Assembly members in Ghana’s Northern Region urge the Minister for Local Government to intervene after a two‑year lapse in electing a presiding officer.
The Cardinal Dery Foundation applauds Ghana’s decision to honour the late Servant of God Peter Cardinal Porekuu Dery on the country’s newest currency.
The MSL Business School student was honored at ICAG’s 47th Graduation and Admission Ceremony in Accra on 7 November 2026.
Hon. Samuel Nartey George casts his vote for the global telecom body’s top posts as the International Telecommunication Union convenes its 26th Plenipotentiary Conference in Qatar.
The insurer’s new ‘Insure Pack’ will let motorists buy coverage instantly at Ghana Post branches, cutting queues and paperwork.
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