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Till date, the GSA has not been able to let people know which garages in overseas are responsible for doing the safety inspections let alone to determine whether it’s safe to ship the vehicle to Ghana. Can they please provi ...
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Exactly. Vehicles are going to be expensive. If you have one don't sell it cheap
My brother how expensive. Now you can bring 15 years vehicles into the country, instead previously 10 years. And you are saying vehicles will be expensive, it will rather be cheaper for transport operators. Now Plants and mac ...
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Whoever introduced used car importation into Ghana has really done a big disservice to this country, in this era where everyone country wants to develop in the right direction possible industrialize. ....you ok this whack ...
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These restrictions are not enough. Need to go further than that.
But you can't suggest any going-forward-further protocol?
UP TO 15 YEARS OLD CAR IS REASONABLE
15 Yeats is good enough the best decision of this adminstration.
I wrote this proposal to Hon Samy Gyamfi during the NDC Manifesto time in 2024. I wrote also that there should be no over aged for Plants and machinery for farming and construction industry.
Thank God they have listened to m ...
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A 15 YEAR OLD CAR IN ANY ADVANCED COUNTRY IS STRONGER THAN THE CAR PLYING OSU, LABADI, TESHIE NUNGUAH ANT SEVERAL PLACES IN GHANA WHERE DVLA ALW GRANT AND THEM ROAD WEALTHY CERTIFICATES. MR. PRESIDENT PLEASE YOU ALSO PROMISED ...
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You are not thinking of the future of Ghana, this is useless policies, the country need policies to attract automotive industry. ISUZU in Kenya, volkswagen in SA, etc, once they set up here, we have the standardized automot ...
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This law is uncertainty and crazy … our country doesn’t have a good road and our leaders are thinking about good car from overseas common