Dr. Elvis Kyere-Gyeabour has raised concerns over a resurgence of tricycles on Ghanaian highways, highlighting the need for comprehensive traffic management strategies. Speaking on ChannelOne TV, Breakfast daily, Dr. Kyere-Gyeabour noted that directives previously issued to restrict tricycles on major roads, aimed at improving safety and reducing congestion appear to have lapsed with the change in government.

The Energy Commission has taken a decisive step to reinforce energy sector oversight with a visit to Tema Port by its Executive Secretary, Ing. Eunice A. Biritwum. The initiative underscores Ghana’s commitment to energy security, transparency, and operational efficiency at one of the nation’s most strategic ports.

The government has intensified efforts to address recent transportation disruptions by engaging key state-owned transport operators, as part of a broader strategy to deliver sustainable solutions for commuters nationwide…

Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang on Tuesday led an emergency engagement with transport sector stakeholders in response to recent disruptions affecting intra-city commuters, underscoring the government’s resolve to restore order and improve public transport services…

Alhaji Fuseini Issah, former Member of Parliament for Okaikwei North, has called for urgent reforms in Ghana’s public transport sector, emphasising that fare hikes are no longer the sole challenge facing commuters…

Isaac Adongo, Member of Parliament for Bolgatanga Central and a Board member of the Bank of Ghana, has defended recent gains in the country’s foreign exchange reserves, insisting that the improvements reflect deliberate economic policy rather than external “intervention.”..