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Motorbike riding restrictions reviewed in Bawku after five years, daytime riding allowed

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Ministry of the Interior has reviewed restrictions on motorbike riding in the Bawku Municipality and its environs in the Upper East Region, allowing residents to ride motorcycles during the daytime.

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