STC buses to have Wi-Fi on-board

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• SICURA 11 years ago

  Children sit on stones in what is supposed to be a classroom.

  Children sit on stones in what is supposed to be a classroom.

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• RIGTHMAN aka LOVEJOY-USA 11 years ago

  What will you tell your children and grandchildren the LEGACIES your so called ex Prez Kufour left for Ghanaians, do you have anything in mind? Don't talk about HIPIC schools & toilets, he could have built these schools at wh ...
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  What will you tell your children and grandchildren the LEGACIES your so called ex Prez Kufour left for Ghanaians, do you have anything in mind? Don't talk about HIPIC schools & toilets, he could have built these schools at where children sit on stones.

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• Angelo 11 years ago

  Everyday agreements are reached for something, but nothing comes out of them. Stop lying. We need to get this useless bunch out, really go for the jugular by prosecuting the culpable ones without fear or favour

  Everyday agreements are reached for something, but nothing comes out of them. Stop lying. We need to get this useless bunch out, really go for the jugular by prosecuting the culpable ones without fear or favour

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• rOB 11 years ago

  These vehicles are not stationary in a town. They move from from town to town in places where there are no telecom masts or wi-fi transmitters. Unless they use mobile satellite technology which even some aircraft don't have, ...
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  These vehicles are not stationary in a town. They move from from town to town in places where there are no telecom masts or wi-fi transmitters. Unless they use mobile satellite technology which even some aircraft don't have, how will they achieve this?

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• Kweku Appiah 11 years ago

  This is possible, technology is always advancing.
  What about sleeping coaches for long distances in the night? Lets move forward.

  This is possible, technology is always advancing.
  What about sleeping coaches for long distances in the night? Lets move forward.

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• rOB 11 years ago

  My brother, I don't talk here without doing my research. Even in the United States, where the internet came from, there are many places between towns and cities that have no signal or network, unless you use a satellite dish ...
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  My brother, I don't talk here without doing my research. Even in the United States, where the internet came from, there are many places between towns and cities that have no signal or network, unless you use a satellite dish and even for that, the vehicle must be stationary before you can deploy your dish. The most advanced technology to date, that can access satellite internet whiles a vehicle is moving are called Auto Tracking Systems. They cost thousands of dollars for the equipment, their bandwidth per system is limited to less than 500 kbps and costs between 5 to 7 Dollars per MB (which may open a page or two on your browser if you are lucky). Do some research on the net before you comment here. This Director clearly has no clue of what he is talking about. Even in the US, very few people or organizations can afford this mobile service.

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• EZEKIEL 11 years ago

  We don't need Wi-Fi on board. What we need are BETTER and SAFER roads to carry the passangers,RESPONSIBLE Drivers and Toilet facilities at VANTAGE distances along the routes. We should be MOVING FORWARD and NOT backwards!! Sc ...
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  We don't need Wi-Fi on board. What we need are BETTER and SAFER roads to carry the passangers,RESPONSIBLE Drivers and Toilet facilities at VANTAGE distances along the routes. We should be MOVING FORWARD and NOT backwards!! Scania Buses are DURABLE if well maintained....something ghanaians DON'T KNOW!
  We rather take the catalogue and place an ORDER to get the CUT!!! Selfish Idiots!

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• NANA APPIAH 11 years ago

  At a time when YOUR Nigerian countrparts have captured the entire subregion with their efficient transport services you live in your fools paradise and dream of equiping your buses with wifi.I bet you if these Nigerian transp ...
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  At a time when YOUR Nigerian countrparts have captured the entire subregion with their efficient transport services you live in your fools paradise and dream of equiping your buses with wifi.I bet you if these Nigerian transporters are permitted to operate in the regions i bet you they will run most of our transport operaters in less than a year.The problem with Ghanaian management is that it,s not responsive to change.No doubt an idiot dumb ass like John Mahama is president.

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• Obibini 11 years ago

  You are correct, better and safer roads should be the main objective. Good thinking however now is not the time. When you get on these buses at the central station it takes approximately one hour before the bus leaves the c ...
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  You are correct, better and safer roads should be the main objective. Good thinking however now is not the time. When you get on these buses at the central station it takes approximately one hour before the bus leaves the city limit which is very bad none of the big cities in the world experience such delay.

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• EDDIE 11 years ago

  We always complaining that we far behind,and if government is taking strides we the same people are very quick to condemn it,what at all do we want the government to do?
  
  Is it bad they want to introduce something fresh,yes ...
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  We always complaining that we far behind,and if government is taking strides we the same people are very quick to condemn it,what at all do we want the government to do?
  
  Is it bad they want to introduce something fresh,yes even in Australia we have network problems so please shut up about networking

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• Boss 11 years ago

  Remember Nuamah Donkor from NPP days. A really good manager. If anybody can trun STC round, he can do it. Pretty innovative solutions. STC is now in competition with the private operators. Innovations such as these can help t ...
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  Remember Nuamah Donkor from NPP days. A really good manager. If anybody can trun STC round, he can do it. Pretty innovative solutions. STC is now in competition with the private operators. Innovations such as these can help them to rise above the competition.

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