Suspend PVoC rollout now - Vehicle dealers to government

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Ad 2 days ago

Chinese car dealers are behind that and because our leaders don’t think about their citizens that what how it will be.

Chinese car dealers are behind that and because our leaders don’t think about their citizens that what how it will be.
Concerned Citizen 2 days ago

Why do we try to oppose everything in this country and link it to job creation and lost of job etc. ?? Bringing over aged cars is causing a lot of problems such as pollution, etc. The PVoC should be rolled out so that cars o ...
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Why do we try to oppose everything in this country and link it to job creation and lost of job etc. ?? Bringing over aged cars is causing a lot of problems such as pollution, etc. The PVoC should be rolled out so that cars over 10 years in use in Europe and elsewhere should be stopped being dumped in Ghana.
Djokovic 2 days ago

Bro how many cars do you have and how old are they???

Bro how many cars do you have and how old are they???
Jack 2 days ago

What kind of pollution are you talking about.

What kind of pollution are you talking about.
KA 2 days ago

The roll out shouldn't be suspended. Ghanaians also deserve better

The roll out shouldn't be suspended. Ghanaians also deserve better
Hmm 2 days ago

I really don't know which of these responses I should comment on because it's sad and if the same "standard" tag is applied to the cars currently being used in Ghana, honestly some of them wouldn't even qualify to be sold to ...
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I really don't know which of these responses I should comment on because it's sad and if the same "standard" tag is applied to the cars currently being used in Ghana, honestly some of them wouldn't even qualify to be sold to the junk yards for spare parts. In these countries where these cars are shipped from, they have standards. So a car may be 10 years old yet better than some of those in the country now, whether brand new or not. When VW was caught in the emissions scandal some years back in the US, did the Ghana government even ask them about the cars they assemble in Ghana? If they did, please let me know the outcome. Let us be realistic rather than rolling out new initiatives without proper analysis of their implications.
Mr MT Lawson 1 day ago

I totally agree with your very intelligent and considerate response. U shd be in govt.

I totally agree with your very intelligent and considerate response. U shd be in govt.
Mike 2 days ago

Government must very very careful, stop this implementation now . Chinese can not control our country.
Send mature to people to EPA to work.
We are western country.
From galamsey to cars .
Ghana we haven’t reach there . ...
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Government must very very careful, stop this implementation now . Chinese can not control our country.
Send mature to people to EPA to work.
We are western country.
From galamsey to cars .
Ghana we haven’t reach there .
Try and see .
Mike 2 days ago

Bad roads
Did you check

Bad roads
Did you check
Majeed Dramani Mahama 2 days ago

I support you completely. How could they just get up on their own accord without any engagement with importers and other stockholders to discuss the way forward concerning safety on our roads and other matters that affects us ...
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I support you completely. How could they just get up on their own accord without any engagement with importers and other stockholders to discuss the way forward concerning safety on our roads and other matters that affects us a country with such a short notice, knowing very well some might have bought some of this vehicles long before it's imported. With unemployment all over the country these vehicles feeds a lot of families and provide livelihood for people

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