Accra's escalating traffic congestion is primarily caused by failing mass transit systems, forcing a reliance on private vehicles and ride-hailing.
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Africa’s Cocoa Sector Urges Strategic Overhaul at Landmark Investment Forum
Discover why Africa's cocoa sector, despite producing 70% of the world's beans, demands urgent strategic investment for greater returns.
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Health Ministry Orders Sanctions Over Engineer’s Avoidable Death
Ghana's Health Ministry orders sanctions for health professionals after a 29-year-old engineer's avoidable death due to delayed care.
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Ghana’s City Branding Efforts Threatened by Unchecked Illegal Mining, Warns Expert
Expert warns Ghana's city branding and economic growth are jeopardized by unchecked illegal mining, impacting livability and investment.
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NPP Condemns Alleged Political Harassment Following Businessman’s Re-arrest
The NPP alleges political harassment and abuse of power after a businessman and his wife were re-arrested despite withdrawn charges.
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Ghana Risks Economic Isolation as West African Megapolis Emerges
Ghana risks economic isolation if it fails to integrate its major cities into the emerging West African megapolis. Learn why.
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GES Cracks Down on Unauthorised School Fees, Reaffirms Free SHS Commitment
GES warns schools against unlawful fee collection, reinforcing its commitment to the Free SHS policy and urging parents to report…
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ICT Education Gap Widens in Rural Ghana as Schools Appeal for Computers
Rural Ghanaian schools urgently need computers to bridge the ICT education gap, as students struggle with theoretical learning without practical…
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Ghana’s Urban Planning Model Under Scrutiny for Infrastructure Deficit
Ghana's urban planning model faces scrutiny as infrastructure lags behind development, creating deficits and hindering economic growth.
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National Ambulance Service Response Under Scrutiny Following Death of Charles Amissah
A damning report released on May 6 has exposed significant shortcomings in the National Ambulance Service’s (NAS) response to the…
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