AMA begins decongestion exercise in Accra's Central Business District

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• Dunia 12 months ago

  I ask again, why not issue a directive to all Metropolitan Engineers to replicate same in their areas? Even permanent structures have been mounted on pedestrian walkways and landowners also plant hedges on them in many areas ...
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  I ask again, why not issue a directive to all Metropolitan Engineers to replicate same in their areas? Even permanent structures have been mounted on pedestrian walkways and landowners also plant hedges on them in many areas forcing pedestrians to walk on streets, risking being knocked down. These MUST also be pulled down.

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• Ghboyz 12 months ago

  That's the correct answer for ten points bit it will fall on deaf ears and blind eyes yet again.
  
  Ghana is a lawless country of 35 million people with no integrity and no sense!

  That's the correct answer for ten points bit it will fall on deaf ears and blind eyes yet again.
  
  Ghana is a lawless country of 35 million people with no integrity and no sense!

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• John Boadu 12 months ago

  Hahahaha. They will vote against the NDC for doing decongestion. Good news for Bawumia

  Hahahaha. They will vote against the NDC for doing decongestion. Good news for Bawumia

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• Gaskia 12 months ago

  You see why we're going backwards in this country while other countries are advancing? We break laws and threaten to vote against any government that tries to bring progress, yet we complain when the lawlessness affects us di ...
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  You see why we're going backwards in this country while other countries are advancing? We break laws and threaten to vote against any government that tries to bring progress, yet we complain when the lawlessness affects us directly. And you're happy with it?

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• Same old ways or tactics 12 months ago

  So can't subsequent leaders think of innovative ways other than these same old policies which hasn't worked.
  This exercise will last for only a week, then greatest beneficiaries will be the "abayees" who will extort monies f ...
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  So can't subsequent leaders think of innovative ways other than these same old policies which hasn't worked.
  This exercise will last for only a week, then greatest beneficiaries will be the "abayees" who will extort monies from the traders.
  Suugestion:
  If the 24hrs works, set up night market
  Creat a market hubs for specific products
  Etc

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• Kwamina 12 months ago

  We have seen this many times before. From Henry Quartey to the immediate past mayor of Accra. The sad thing is that they all went around with the cameras without putting in place a structure to sustain their initiative. Every ...
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  We have seen this many times before. From Henry Quartey to the immediate past mayor of Accra. The sad thing is that they all went around with the cameras without putting in place a structure to sustain their initiative. Everything the black person does is on ad hoc basis. We don't sit and think through our decisions before implementing them. I give this clean up exercise just 3 months and we'll see the hawkers back on the streets again.

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• Zionism is racism 11 months ago

  The usual folklore. Nothing more. Ghanaians are their own enemies.

  The usual folklore. Nothing more. Ghanaians are their own enemies.

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• Kwame Nkrumah 11 months ago

  Redefine the CBD!! What we have now 8s not a CBD. It is a market and lorry stations

  Redefine the CBD!! What we have now 8s not a CBD. It is a market and lorry stations

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• Charles 11 months ago

  @kwame Nkrumah. I can not agree with you more. So well said. Apparently, we in Ghana don't understand what CBD stand for and what kind of businesses takes place at CBD. The whole country is one big village.

  @kwame Nkrumah. I can not agree with you more. So well said. Apparently, we in Ghana don't understand what CBD stand for and what kind of businesses takes place at CBD. The whole country is one big village.

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• Seglo 11 months ago

  The Government should build a big market somewhere else and demolish Markola. The sanitation situation and the handling of food items in Markola is appalling. The Ministry of Health should develop a task force to combat the u ...
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  The Government should build a big market somewhere else and demolish Markola. The sanitation situation and the handling of food items in Markola is appalling. The Ministry of Health should develop a task force to combat the unhygienic conditions in the market. How can we have a market without running water and clean washrooms? Meanwhile, we're busy building hospitals to cure diseases and not investing in preventing measures to fight the emergence of diseases.

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