Skip to stories
Every Ghana story, from every newsroom

TraffiTech-GH: Akim Swedru MP credits NPP with initiating project

Adom Online
Neutral tone
TraffiTech-GH: Akim Swedru MP credits NPP with initiating project

The Ranking Member on Parliament’s Roads and Transport Committee, Kennedy Osei Nyarko, says the development of the TraffiTech-GH traffic enforcement system dates back to the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration, with pilot studies conducted in 2023. The Akim Swedru MP said the initiative had…

Read the full story on Adom Online

Reported by Adom Online, written by Joseph Odotei. Nsɛm24 shows a short summary and sends you to the original.

Get the Nsɛm24 appAlerts when a big story breaks, topics you follow, and a data saver. Free on Android and iPhone. Download free

How this story developed

4 developments over 4 days, 3 newsrooms in all

  1. Day 1 Sat, 31 Oct Akim Swedru MP Kennedy Osei Nyarko supports 145 traders First reported by MyJoyOnline · 2 newsrooms
  2. Day 3 Mon, 2 Nov NPP started TraffiTech-GH pilot in 2023 – Akim Swedru MP Reported first by CitiNewsroom.com · 2 newsrooms
  3. Day 3 Mon, 2 Nov Kennedy Osei Nyarko calls for public education as TraffiTech-GH begins Reported first by GhanaWeb
  4. Today Tue, 3 Nov TraffiTech-GH: Akim Swedru MP credits NPP with initiating project Reported first by Adom Online · you're reading this

Linked automatically from the words the reports share. One alert per new development in the app.

More on these topics

Free, every evening

The Daily Wrap

The day's Ghana news in one email at 7:30 pm: the biggest stories ranked by how many newsrooms reported them, the mood of the news, and everything else by section.

We'll email you once to confirm. Your address is used only for the Daily Wrap and is never sold. Privacy

More politics news

Political rivalry and the rising cost of politics in Ghana

Political rivalry and the rising cost of politics in Ghana

In November 2010, former President Jerry John Rawlings questioned political parties’ dependence on financiers who “naturally expect to be rewarded when elections are won”. His warning captures a problem that Ghana’s constitutional reforms must address: the growing cost of winning power and the pressure to…

MyJoyOnline