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Road Saftey

Alagumgube welcomes Parliament's approval of electronic road toll agreement, reiterates call for seamless digital system

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Alagumgube Association, a community and development organisation representing Farefari (Frafra)-speaking people, primarily from the Upper East Region, has welcomed Parliament 39;s approval of a 20-year concession agreement to reintroduce electronic road and bridge tolls in Ghana.

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