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Abubakar Ibrahim••312 words · 2 min read Before you pay that traffic fine, police say check these key details first to avoid being scammed.
The Ghana Police Service is advising motorists on how to verify traffic violation notices from the new TraffiTech-GH automated enforcement system…
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