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Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie••333 words · 2 min read Why is the GPRTU fighting a rule that could cost drivers their vehicles after just three weeks?
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union is challenging a new road traffic regulation that permits auctioning broken-down vehicles after 21 days.
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