KNUST, Agric Ministry explore local production of traffic lights and farm equipment

This article is closed for comments.

Read Comments Comments (3)

Gbetsimu 19 hours ago

We should be producing many things by now,,,,do we have engineers at all in this country?BAN IMPORTS!!!

We should be producing many things by now,,,,do we have engineers at all in this country?BAN IMPORTS!!!
Dunia 18 hours ago

What have traffic lights got to do with Agric? And it must take the Agric Minister's visit in 2026 for KNUST to talk about manufacturing traffic lights locally?

What have traffic lights got to do with Agric? And it must take the Agric Minister's visit in 2026 for KNUST to talk about manufacturing traffic lights locally?
Ewvevi 13 hours ago

Oh God, may this come to fruition, for, this stands to be the turning point in Ghana's march to development. Lip service has been the order of the day when it comes to using homegrown solutions to solve our own Ghana problems ...
read full comment

Oh God, may this come to fruition, for, this stands to be the turning point in Ghana's march to development. Lip service has been the order of the day when it comes to using homegrown solutions to solve our own Ghana problems, but, with practical problems confronting us, let's pray that this initiative works. Traffic lights in Ghana especially in the greater Accra region, aren't functioning well at all. What a great thing it will be for us to use our own traffic systems which would be maintained by our own technicians trained by Ghanaian institutions? Oh God, let this work.