Dear @KAgbodza Maripoma Company doesn’t prioritize safety of Ghanaians. They know the number of times I have been to their safety department. Please we can’t lose lives because of their negligence. Who’s supervising all these ?
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority has opened a new office in Kasoa to improve access to driver and vehicle services.
MP for Awutu Senya East, Phillis Naa Koryoo Okunnor says the centre will ease the burden on residents who previously travelled long distances, urging the Authority to consider 24-hour service.
#CitiNewsroom #Kasoa #DVLA #GhanaNews
I need a favour from you guys
Dr Likee is doing something big but I feel the support from the media is quite low. To me this is a big deal. One way or the other we need to push this event. The least you can do is share his artworks and get tickets. #DrLikeeLive
In case you missed all the juice in government this week...
1. Government has secured a $92 million deal with a Korean contractor to begin work on the new University of Engineering & Agricultural Sciences.
2. Over 24,000 medical equipment items (worth about GH¢500M) have been procured for the implementation of the Free Primary Healthcare Initiative nationwide to be launched by President Mahama on April 15.
3. This month the Ghana Airport Company Limited will start work on the expansion of the Accra International Airport with a new concourse linking Terminals 2 and 3 to ease congestion and improve passenger experience with facilities including five boarding bridges, passenger waiting areas, travelators, escalators and elevators, VIP and business lounges, and new retail/duty-free spaces..
3. The Ministry of Health will start a nationwide recruitment of health workers beginning on April 16.
4. Clearance has been granted to the Education Ministry to recruit 7,000 teachers for underserved areas.
5. The Trades and Agribusiness Minister has assured that despite the lifting of the ban on the export of tomatoes by Burkina Faso, the Government of Ghana is preparing for year-round tomato irrigation to boost agriculture.
6. From May 26, 2026, Ghana will introduce visa-free travel for all Africans.
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