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Dorcas Abedu-Kennedy••347 words · 2 min read A transport expert is advocating for significant changes to Ghana's driving regulations, suggesting a new approach to driver training could save
Transport Systems Expert Kofi Asante has urged the government to revise Ghana's road safety regulations, proposing a mandatory three-year driving
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