
NRSA Praises Sunyani Inner Ring Road, Warns Tricycles of Speeding
The National Road Safety Authority applauds the quality of the 9.2‑km asphalted project but cautions tricycle riders against reckless speeds on the new road.
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The National Road Safety Authority applauds the quality of the 9.2‑km asphalted project but cautions tricycle riders against reckless speeds on the new road.

Petty traders blocking pavements in Accra’s CBD and other cities have prompted the NRSA to launch a stakeholder engagement to curb the rising knock‑down incidents.

The National Road Safety Authority will return any remaining balance to traceable owners after deducting towing fees from the sale of unclaimed vehicles.

The NRSA has unveiled stricter towing requirements, mandating immediate removal of disabled cars and setting a 21‑day window before auction.

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 motorcycle and tricycle distributor has teamed up with national authorities to promote safer riding across Ghana until December 2026.

Greater Accra Regional Chairman Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore calls on newly elected executives and all party members to work together ahead of the 2028 general elections.

Nearly 1,000 people were detained in France as largely peaceful demonstrations over economic grievances spread from Paris to Marseille, Bordeaux and beyond.

Dr Daniel Agbeko urged stronger supervision and consumer safeguards at the 2026 MCAG AGM in Ho, calling for a holistic overhaul of Ghana’s microfinance sector.

The Ghana Gold Board will shift its daily local gold price releases an hour later, from October 26, 2026, until March 27, 2027, to align with UK time changes.

Pan African Youth Union Secretary‑General Ahmed Bening Wiisichong called for stronger funding, technical aid and policy support to help African youth scale climate solutions.

Prof. Matthew Glover Addo called on the government to create a national fund to support private universities, warning that current public‑sector aid could hurt enrolment in the private sector.
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