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Graphic Online BY: Joshua Bediako Koomson Category: General News Mr Henry Quartey (hand stretched), Greater Accra Regional Minister, is not happy with an abandoned vehicle on the Madina Zongo Junction road in Accra. Picture: GABRIEL AHIABOR 30.5k Shares 705 The exercise to get traders off the streets in Accra has been given a further boost with the planting of greenery at the Madina-Zongo Junction. The exercise, which will soon be extended to the Ritz Junction and the Atomic Junction, will help enhance the flora beautification and improve the traffic situation in the area. Observations The ...

We have, on a number of occasions, used this column to raise concern about the traffic congestion, especially, in the national capital, Accra. We indicated that most of these traffic jams could have been avoided if proper measures were put in place by the Department of Urban Roads. As a result of the regular accidents that were occurring on the Legon-Madina-Adenta road, the government took the decision to complete the construction of all the footbridges that had been abandoned on that corridor.  Surprisingly, pedestrians prefer to cross the ten-lane road instead of using the footbridges, thu...

  Mr Gado Mumuni, the Chairman of the Madina Adenta Central Welfare of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union has called on drivers and passengers to play a collaborative role to promote road safety in the New Year. He said drivers should avoid drunk-driving, speeding, wrongful overtaking and other unacceptable conducts on the road, while passengers desist from disturbances on board the vehicle for safe and smooth journey. He said these were some of the measures that would help reduce road accidents, adding that his outfit had fixed contact numbers in their vehicles so that passengers could ...

The Sakora cry of the Aburi Hills My first time in Aburi was in April 2018. The greeny vegetation was a beauty to behold and welcoming. The smell after Ayi Mensah was distinctive and unique to the area. There was the smell of nectar and flowers, my nose was so confused. It was green on both sides. Climbing up the meanders to Peduase felt like a train beneath the trees-formed canopy. This is a period the Ayi Mensah Park didn't exist. I remember a grasscutter crossed the road on my return ride at Ayi Bediako that got those who saw it talking all the way to Zongo Junction, Madina. In short, you...