New Bethlehem in the Oyibi District - Accra, has completed the building of a Police Station in their area.
The initiative was taken after the whole community led by the it's association deliberated on ways to curb the prevalence of armed robbery in the area three years ago.
A Ghana Water pipeline along Mango Junction-Dodowa road has busted, flooding the road for passersby and vehicles. Residents claim it outbursted earlier this afternoon and have been flowing for more than five hours now causing low water pressure in households connected to it.
The managing Director of Ecobank Development Corporation, Paul Mante says, because of the current state of the country's economy, the youth should pay attention to financial literacy and to look out for multiple sources of income.
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The pavement which leads to Ridge Bus Stop, Accra, has open drainages without metal grates which pose accidental threats to passersby.
As though not enough,these drainages have become a reservoir for rubbish and dirty stagnant water which brings its health implications.
Challenging evening transport is a common plight for people living in Dodowa. Most of the vehicles opt for short-distance travel. Leaving passengers with the option of either spending extra money on transport with short trips or waiting additional hours for straight transport.
As part of a course requirement, level 300 students of the University of Media, Arts and communication -GIJ are writing daily news stories.
The course, New media, is to introduce students to the theoretical and practical application of digital media technology in communication.
A 40-member group of motorcyclers at Mensah Bar - Oyibi District, have taken safety measures for their passengers.
A vest uniform with individual numbers for each member as an identification to allow passengers report to leaders on issues of reckless driving or misconduct.
Daytime may seem as the ideal time for studies or any form of schooling. However, that is not entirely the case for most tertiary students.A level 300 student of GIJ shares her opinion.
Constrained crowd movements in Makola market, Accra, worsens market experience as sellers have taken portions of the road causing human and vehicle traffic.
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