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Mid-Year Budget Review: Gov't earmarks GH¢400m to purchase high-occupancy buses

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The government has allocated GH cent;400 million to acquire high-occupancy buses to strengthen the fleets of state-owned transport companies as part of efforts to improve public transportation across the country.

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