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Road crashes kill about eight Ghanaians every day – Transport Minister declares menace national crisis

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Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe has described Ghana rsquo;s road traffic situation as a national crisis, warning that the continued loss of lives on the roads is imposing significant economic and emotional burdens on families.

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