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David Apinga••525 words · 3 min read Will Ghana's new traffic cameras trigger a transport shutdown over blocked bus stops?
Ghanaian transport unions threaten to halt services nationwide when Traffitech-GH camera enforcement starts on Nov 1, citing uncleared bus stops.
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