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GAPTE must stick to advertised times for the contra-flow system — Local Minister (opens the original)
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The Minister of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Mahama Ayariga, has directed the Greater Accra Passenger Transport Executive (GAPTE), the managers of the Aayalolo buses, to stick to advertised times in the operation of the contra-flow system. He said the introduction of the contra-flow initiative rolled out two days ago must promote a positive attitude to time management. Speaking in Accra yesterday at a breakfast meeting with development partners and heads of agencies in lo
Mangrove restoration vital for coastal climate resilience — Experts (opens the original)
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The destruction of mangrove vegetation along Ghana's coastline has been identified as the main cause of the escalating flooding and other climate change impacts in coastal communities and needs sustained sensitisation to stem the tide. The Regional Coordinator of the "Improving Resilience of Coastal Communities in Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana Project," an initiative of UN-Habitat, Mouhamadu Diene, has, therefore, stressed the need for stronger collaboration between state agencies and local actors to
DVLA setting up number plate manufacturing centre and will no longer rely on third parties (opens the original)
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The Driver and Vehicle Licencing Authority (DVLA) is to produce and emboss its own number plates and will not rely on third parties or import number plates again. In that regard, the DVLA has initiated the construction of a vehicle number plate manufacturing centre in Accra. Hosted on the premises of the Greater Accra Regional office of the DVLA, the centre will be completed in three months to start producing the new number plates embedded with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). The Chief Ex
Swallowed by tides: - Climate change eats up coastal communities (opens the original)
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When a motor boat, which had journeyed from Ada Foah in the Ada East District in the Greater Accra Region, pulled up at the shores of the island community of Azizape at 2:45 p.m., after 29 minutes across the Volta River and the Atlantic, 61-year-old Noah Aggrey was spotted busily cleaning up his net. The salt-crusted hands of the lifelong fisherman moved rhythmically as he mended a couple of tears in his nylon fishing net. He was not just repairing a tool; he was patching together the fragments
Corruption index stagnation worrying for devt — Transparency International (opens the original)
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The fight against corruption in Ghana has stagnated, with no evidence of change, the Executive Director of Transparency International (TI-Ghana), Mary Addah, has stated. She said the situation remained dangerous for the sustainable development of the country. Mrs Addah explained that the country's performance in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) published by Transparency International peaked at 48 per cent in 2014, giving an indication that the fight against the menace has not been the best
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