GSA begins crackdown on old, unsafe imported vehicles from October 1

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  • Oprege 6 days ago

    Thieves and money grab

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    it all started few years ago when i received a Facebook message that a travel agency in Lagos Nigeria was recruiting Ghanaians and Nigerians for jobs in Canada, i sold everything i had and borrowed money from a lot of people ...
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  • SKY 6 days ago

    Lets all remember that we those condemning this move are the very people in history who should be judged for not attempting to right the wrongs in our society when it came to us for initial actio . At least GSA has started to ...
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  • Omar 6 days ago

    Why don’t you check the vehicles that are on our road that are not in good shape and good maintenance check that ones first remove them on the road before you can start this program

  • Babangida Casagrande 6 days ago

    Stupid laws foreign accident cars are far better than most junk cars on the road because we don’t do annual inspections and right now if they ban those cars guess what’s going to happen car prices would go up the roof

  • Koti 6 days ago

    A 20 year old vehicle in UK is far better than over 88% of trotros on our roads. The same people making the laws would find a window through which the world be the system. Ghana stopped using right hand steering vehicles in 1 ...
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  • Maxwell 6 days ago

    Crack down on unsafe vehicles applying on our roads first
    Imagine the trucks and tro-tros issue with road worthiness certificate by these DVLA officials. We have problem in Ghana.

  • The The 6 days ago

    All towns and cities in Ghana are wastes dump generated in the country itself.

  • Northern Boy 6 days ago

    Closing one loolphole and opening another. Once a window is created and said inspection will do the job then the dnyire effort becomes a sharm. Who doesn't know what happens in ghana regard regulations through inspections? No ...
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  • Yaovi 6 days ago

    Is it not myopic that a 10 year old vehicle cannot be imported into Ghana? Is it only age that determines the durability or the road worthiness of a 10 year old car? With today's car manufacturing technology how can Ghana ban ...
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  • HAPPY DAYS 6 days ago

    Maxwell,Toyota Voxys are being certified by DVLA to continue committing mass murders on our roads,while Customs Act prohibits the importàtion of right hand drive vehicles, can we ever get anything right?

  • SSK George 6 days ago

    I have a 2009 mazda 2 1.3 L with 81000km and full service history. The car was owned by a pensioner and in great condition.. it is far better than the death traps on our roads. So I cannot export to my country?

  • CUSTOM has LAUNCHED an online AUCTION of seized VEHICLES , giving everyone in AFRICA the CHANCE to own a VEHICLE at an affordable price. DISTANCES is no OBSTACLE SHIPPING takes place IMMEDIATELY after the order is PLACED . 6 days ago

    A TRIAL WILL CONVINCES YOU

    SOME CAR LIST BELOW.
    Golf 3K GHS __ 5K GHS
    
    TOKUNBO CARS BELOW :�

    Mitsubishi L200 60,000 GHS
    Hyundai 20K TO 90,00 ...
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  • Zek 6 days ago

    What about those that we have here?

  • Guudovaevil 5 days ago

    Setup a system for annual inspection because most of the cars on the road are in very bad condition. Drop the import duty on cars too so dealers don’t have to import accident cars to the country. Mr. Minister, could you als ...
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