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Volatile extractive revenues could threaten Kumasi-Accra expressway project – PIAC warns
Ghana's heavy dependence on extractive sector revenues to finance major infrastructure projects could expose the country to significant risks if global commodity prices decline, the Executive Secretary of the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC), Isaac Dwamena, has cautioned.
Commuters endure nightmare night at Circle after torrential Friday downpour
A torrential downpour that swept through Accra on Friday evening turned major transport terminals across the capital into scenes of frustration, confusion and human hardship, leaving thousands of commuters stranded for hours amid severe shortages of public transport services.
Publican AI and the A–B–C Corridor
How Publican AI Sees Your Declaration: The A–B–C Model Explained Part I — Before the Legal Debate In the weeks following the April 2026 deployment of the Publican AI-assisted valuation and classification support system by the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority, the atmosphere within Ghana’s trading communi...
BoG warns rising transport, haulage costs and potential fare hikes could fuel inflation
"Headline inflation has risen for three consecutive months from 3.2 percent in March to 5.3 percent in June, driven largely by transport and haulage prices."
Newly commissioned Metro Mass buses primarily for intercity operations
Metro Mass Transit Limited has revealed that the buses recently commissioned by the government are intended for intercity transport operations across Ghana and not to address transportation challenges in Accra alone. The clarification is in response to growing public concern over the persistent struggle to secure trans...
Dome-Kwabenya MP condemns road encroachment, illegal development during inspection tour
The concerns were raised on Tuesday, July 28, during an inspection of ongoing road rehabilitation projects with the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ga East, Edmund Agboh, officials of the Ga East Municipal Assembly and project engineers.
Tryton Motors signs 3-year sponsorship deal with Debibi United FC and Jonina Football Academy
Tryton Motors Limited has announced a three-year sponsorship partnership with Debibi United FC and Jonina Football Academy, reaffirming its commitment to supporting grassroots football and talent development in Ghana. The partnership is expected to provide critical support to both football institutions, helping to impr...
PWDs call for accessible transport, infrastructure as KMA supports 57 with business grants
The Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations (GFD) has called on the government and private institutions to make public buildings and transport systems accessible to persons with disabilities (PWDs). The appeal follows the presentation of cash grants, start-up kits, educational support and working tools to 57 PWDs...
Ga East Assembly reshapes road leading to Municipal Hospital after concerns raised by health workers
The Ga East Municipal Assembly has begun reshaping the deteriorated road leading to the Ga East Municipal Hospital following persistent concerns from health workers, patients, and residents about the condition of the stretch. The exercise, undertaken with the Assembly’s grader and other equipment under the District Roa...
Emirates restores flights as airspace reopens, moves toward full global operations
Emirates says it is gradually restoring its global flight network after the partial reopening of regional airspace, with the airline expecting to return to full operations in the coming days.
Joy Digital captures commuters enduring nightmare night at Circle after torrential Friday downpour
A torrential downpour that swept through Accra on Friday evening turned major transport terminals across the capital into scenes of frustration, confusion and human hardship, leaving thousands of commuters stranded for hours amid severe shortages of public transport services.
20% fare hike illegal; disregard any increment – Transport operators
Ghana’s recognised road transport operators have dismissed reports circulating in the media suggesting a 20% increase in public transport fares, scheduled to take effect on June 2, 2026.