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Court fines six drivers, mates GH¢1,680 for charging unapproved fares in Accra

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The La Motor Court has fined six commercial transport operators a total of GH cent;1,680 for charging passengers fares above those approved by the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA). The six, comprising three drivers and three bus conductors, popularly known as ldquo;mates rdquo;, were convicted on Thursday, August 27, after they were arrested during an AMA enforcement exercise in the Central Business District (CBD).

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