Category: Transport
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Courier service operators accuse regulator of stifling growth
The National Courier Association Ghana (NACAGHA), an association that seeks to represent its members on the regulatory issues that may affect their operation in Ghana, is cautioning against the massive unemployment that will hit the growing courier service industry if issues such as exorbitant registration fees along with alleged harassment from the police are not…
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‘We’ll picket at Finance Ministry if increases in energy levies are not reversed’–COPEC
The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers Ghana (COPEC) has indicated that it will engage the Finance Minister to reverse a decision to increase some components in the petroleum price buildup. The group, however warned that it will picket at the Finance Ministry if all attempts aimed at getting the government to overturn the decision fails. The Finance…
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Gov’t pulls breaks on new tariffs at new Terminal at Tema Port
All businesses using the newly constructed Terminal Three at the Tema port will be charged the existing tariffs until such a time where the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) completes the necessary processes to review the tariffs for businesses. The decision was contained in a statement signed by the Minister of Transport, Kwaku Ofori…
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Regulator impounds unlicensed courier operating motorbikes
The Postal and Courier Services Regulatory Commission has cautioned that it will not hesitate to arrest and possibly prosecute operators of courier services that are not licensed by the Commission. It follows a crackdown on Wednesday [June 26, 2019] where about sixty motorbikes were impounded for offering courier services but without a license. The latest…
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Uber Ghana unveils medical insurance cover for riders at no extra cost
Popular ride-hailing service, Uber, has unveiled an insurance package for passengers who use its services in Ghana. According to a release by the company, Uber has secured a partnership with an insurance firm, Old Mutual, ensure that passengers involved in motor accidents while using the services are now covered against medical treatment costs. This insurance…
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Stakeholders call for better collaboration to ensure success of ECOWAS Brown Card Scheme
Stakeholders in the insurance sector in the West African Sub-region have called for greater collaboration amongst the different ECOWAS Brown Card secretariats to ensure prompt payment of claims. 37 years after the signing of the ECOWAS Brown Card Insurance Scheme Protocol, some players have raised concerns about the difficulty in settling claims under the ECOWAS…



