🇬🇭 TRAFFITECH-GH cameras will start full enforcement from 1 October 2026. One penalty unit is GH₵12.
Fines and possible imprisonment
1. Using a phone while driving — up to GH₵600; up to 3 months
2. Drink or drug driving — GH₵600 to GH₵2,400; up to 40 months
3. Jumping a red light — GH₵120 to GH₵360; up to 30 days
4. Street or drag racing /Speeding— GH₵120 to GH₵300; up to 30 days
5. Parking in a disability bay — up to GH₵300; up to 8 months
6. Operating a TV monitor while driving — up to GH₵300; up to 30 days
7. Okada or aboboyaa operating without authorisation — operator GH₵600 to GH₵1,200, up to 24 months; rider GH₵300 to GH₵600, up to 8 months
8. Overcharging passengers — GH₵120 to GH₵300; up to 30 days
9 Boarding or alighting at the wrong place — up to GH₵60; up to 7 days
10. Jaywalking or refusing to use a footbridge — GH₵60; up to 7 days
11. Preaching or hawking in a moving trotro or bus — GH₵120 to GH₵600; up to 8 months
12. Selling goods on the road or walkway — up to GH₵600; up to 3 months
13. Washing or repairing a vehicle on the road — up to GH₵300; up to 30 days
Camera penalties under TRAFFITECH-GH:
1st to 3rd offence — GH₵120
4th offence — GH₵180
5th offence — GH₵240
A sixth offence within 24 months may lead to court action and licence suspension or revocation for at least 12 months, with retraining and retesting.
Camera notices will be issued to the registered owner of the vehicle.
As part of a broader strategy to improve healthcare in Ghana, President Mahama will cut sod in the coming weeks for three 160-Bed Regional Referral Hospitals in the Oti, Savanah and Western North Regions.
Here is the design for the one in Oti.
The self-proclaimed leader of the “Common Sense” family went live and made claims without fact-checking.
Common Sense that cannot reason?
Common Sense in the mud. Neutrality in the mud. Come clean and wear your jersey.
Nokwere ne evidence bedi nkunim daa 😂🥱
President Mahama is back with investments in major, world-class health infrastructure.
Land preparation has begun for the construction and equipping of a modern 400-bed Mother and Child Block at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital to replace the delapidated Maternity Unit.
This new block will provide specialised departments and units including:
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology Wards
• Labour and Delivery Suites
• Operating Theatres
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
• High Dependency Unit (HDU)
• Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
• IVF and Assisted Reproductive Technology Centre
• Antenatal and Postnatal Clinics
• Fertility and Reproductive Health Clinics
• Breastfeeding and Family Planning Units • Emergency Obstetric Care Unit
• Diagnostic Imaging Department
• Laboratory and Blood Bank Facilities
• Pharmacy Department
• Central Sterile Services Department (CSSD)
• Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Units
• Teaching, Research, and Conference Facilities.
This is Makoma by Melvin Osei Opoku, a Ghanaian residing in the states
This is so cool! I know it’s about to be copied but remember who came up with the idea!
A brilliant final-year student at Obuasi Senior High Technical School has developed several innovative devices to support people with disabilities and improve daily life.
His creations include a smart walking stick that helps visually impaired people detect obstacles, a GPS tracker for their safety and quick location, speech-controlled wheelchairs, water purification systems, an automatic irrigation device that detects dry soil and waters farms accordingly, and many more.
🚨🚨 BREAKING NEWS
Ghana’s DopeNation is set to perform at the opening ceremony of this year’s FIFA World Cup!
Discussions are currently underway, and once everything is finalized, the duo will grace the global stage with their viral smash hit “Kakalika.”
Let’s gooo, Ghana! 🇬🇭
I don't want to be rich in another man's country, I want my money to sit in local banks, to be used in helping fellow Ghanaians... - Ibrahim Mahama (Ghanaian Businessman)
#GHOneNews#EIBNetwork#GHOneTV#NewsAlert
Today, we recognise the strength, sacrifice, wisdom, and unconditional love of mothers across Ghana and around the world.
Mothers hold families, communities, and, in many cases, entire economies together. Their resilience and dedication continue to inspire.
As a government, we remain committed to improving the lives of women and mothers through deliberate interventions that promote empowerment, dignity, and opportunity. Through initiatives like the 24-hour markets and the Women’s Development Bank, we are working to create a more inclusive and supportive Ghana. We are also investing in skills training, apprenticeship programmes, access to finance, and the nationwide provision of free sanitary pads for schoolgirls.
On this special day, I acknowledge every mother, grandmother, guardian, and woman who plays a maternal role in the lives of others. Your love and service do not go unnoticed.
May God richly bless and strengthen you always.
Happy Mother’s Day.