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Arrest Drivers Charging Unapproved Fares – Transport Ministry To Police

Arrest Drivers Charging Unapproved Fares – Transport Ministry To Police

The Ministry of Transport has instructed the Ghana Police Service and other security agencies to arrest any commercial driver found charging new transport fares beyond the established rates, which places undue financial strain on commuters. In a statement signed by its Public Relations Unit in Accra on Sunday, April 14, 2024, the Ministry clarified that, negotiations for updated public transport fares are still underway with the Road Transport Operators. This initiative follows the recent surge in fuel prices and associated operational expenses. The Ministry said it is important to adhere to the existing public transport fares as directed by the…
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Ghana Announces Visa-On-Arrival From December 1 To January 14

Ghana Announces Visa-On-Arrival From December 1 To January 14

Government through the Transport Ministry has announced the reintroduction of the visa-on-arrival for passengers to Ghana during this festive season. The decision, according to the Ministry, was made in consultation with the Foreign Affairs, Interior, Tourism Ministries, Ghana Immigration Service and the Ghana Tourism Authority. In a letter addressed to all airlines, the Transport Minister, Kwaku Ofori Asiamah said the initiative commences from Friday, December 1 to Sunday January 14. “Consequently, it would be appreciated if systems are updated to reflect this new arrangement and those responsible for checking-in passengers traveling to Ghana advised not to insist on entry visas…
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