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Kenkey sellers were planning to sell grinded pepper 🌶 under his government due to inflation. That's the kind of hypocrisy he brings. If you listen closely, he can't beat his chest and declare FULLY that the entire economy is in shambles, bcus he knows. Wallahi Alhaji knows.
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King Zuba was insulted for advocating change around the Kumasi Stadium area. This is unfortunate. We may disagree with his views, but disrespect should never be the price someone pays for speaking up. Kumasi deserves constructive conversations, not intimidation or insults.
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LIVE | The first bid, valued at US$2.3 million, is opened for the Volivo Bridge project by JST Joint Venture, comprising JFE Engineering Corporation, Shimizu Corporation and TOA Corporation, as the Minister for Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, urges the selection committee to conduct a thorough evaluation.
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The United Party supports #Accountability and the NPP’s “Yɛ gyɛ yɛn sika” demand, but UP is preparing a stronger version. All Ghanaians must rally behind it, and groups like @AriseGhana2022 and @GHDeservesBest must join
@tv3_ghana @JoyNewsOnTV @utvghana @ghonetv
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Let your subordinates work! - Kwesi Pratt sends a word of caution to Foreign Affairs Minister, Hon. Okudzeto Ablakwa
#GoofMorningGhana #MetroTV
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The newly introduced TraffiTech system has been the talk of the town in Ghana since it became operational on November 1, 2026.
Following a breakfast meeting for Commonwealth Heads of Government, convened by Commonwealth Secretary-General Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey at Jumby Bay Island in Antigua and Barbuda, I engaged President Mahama, an active social media user, to find out whether he had heard about the buzz surrounding TraffiTech back home and to seek his comments on the public reactions.
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A PassionAir flight carrying several passengers, including Ashanti Regional Minister Dr. Frank Amoakohene, Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win and former Bantama MP Dr. Henry Kwabena Kokofu, reportedly encountered a terrifying mid-air incident yesterday while travelling from Kumasi to Accra.
Dr. Kokofu and Lil Win have since shared the horrifying scenes they experienced during the flight.
[🎥: Lawson TV]
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🚨 DEAR GA NORTH MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY,
THIS IS AN ALLEGED CASE THAT REQUIRES YOUR ATTENTION!
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Today at Lapaz in Accra, something interesting happened between the Buzstopboys, the KMA, and a street vendor
The woman says the NPP should return to power so she could continue her lawlessness
To understand this conversation, please watch the Buzstopboys video first.👇🏽
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🇬🇭“WHEELBARROW CONTRACTOR” SET TO DELIVER A TWO-YEAR ROAD PROJECT IN JUST ONE YEAR!
The Todome–Dzemeni road project is progressing, with primer sealing now underway. Another reminder that results, not political labels, should define public service. Communities deserve development that speaks for itself!
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AN OPEN NOTE TO ALL RELEVANT AUTHORITIES IN GHANA
RE: UNCONTROLLED HAWKER ENCROACHMENT ON THE TROTRO LANE AT LAPAZ – AN URGENT ROAD SAFETY CONCERN
To the Ministry of Roads and Highways, Ministry of the Interior, Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council, Accra Metropolitan Assembly, Ghana Police Service, Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), National Road Safety Authority and all relevant authorities:
For years, hawkers at Lapaz have continued to occupy an increasingly large portion of the trotro lane, gradually turning a designated traffic space into a trading area. Successive governments have come and gone, yet this situation remains largely unaddressed.
The question is simple: How long will law enforcement look on while a serious road safety concern continues to develop? Must we wait for an avoidable accident, injuries or loss of lives before decisive action is taken?
The encroachment obstructs traffic, creates unnecessary congestion and exposes drivers, passengers, pedestrians and the hawkers themselves to danger.
As Ghana approaches its 70th Independence Anniversary in March 2027, it is time to demonstrate that discipline, respect for public spaces and enforcement of our laws are not merely things we talk about but values we practise.
We therefore call on the relevant authorities to:
Immediately address the encroachment on the trotro lane at Lapaz.
Activate and sustain law enforcement to restore the road to its intended purpose.
Ensure that hawkers are directed to appropriate designated trading spaces.
Introduce regular monitoring to prevent a recurrence of this situation.
This is not a campaign against people’s livelihoods. It is a call for responsible urban management, public safety and respect for the rights of all road users.
Ghana’s 70 years of independence should be an opportunity to restore discipline and order, not continue to normalise lawlessness in our public spaces.
Let us act before tragedy strikes. Lapaz deserves better, and road safety must not be negotiable.
THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW!
