Transport
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Guyana, Ghanaian companies to construct ship repair, maintenance facility
PMD Offshore Limited, a Ghanaian dry docking and ship repair entity, and Guyana Port Inc., a ship repair and dry-docking…
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Kumasi International Airport set for full operations by end of June
The Kumasi International Airport is on track to commence full operations by the end of June this year, following an…
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Amewu describes cause of accident involving newly acquired train as irresponsible and unpatriotic
Railway Development Minister, John Peter Amewu has described the cause of the accident involving Ghana’s newly acquired modern train from Poland as irresponsible…
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Damage to newly acquired train minor, repairs will be done in Ghana, says GRDA boss
The Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA) has said assessment of Ghana’s newly acquired train involved in an accident on Thursday will begin…
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PICTURES: Assembling and installation of Ghana’s first modern train successfuly completed
Engineers working on first unit of two modern trains procured by government have successfully completed assembling and installation of the…
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Transport operators to passengers: Don’t pay unapproved fares
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) and the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council (GRTCC) have advised commercial passengers to…
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GACL interdicts staff allegedly involved in cocaine smuggling at KIA
Ghana Airports Company Ltd (GACL) has interdicted all staff allegedly involved in the recent cocaine smuggling incident at Kotoka International…
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Amewu: Commencement of commercial train operations to begin end of May
The Minister of Railways Development, John Peter Amewu is optimistic the commencement of commercial train operations will start by June…
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Government takes delivery of first modern train from Poland
Government has taken delivery of the first unit of two modern trains procured from Poland for railway transport in the…
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Uber agrees US$178 million payout to Australia taxi drivers
Uber has agreed to pay US$178.3 million to settle a lawsuit in Australia, according to a law firm for taxi…
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