Ghana Police-Motor Transport and Traffic Division (MTTD)

Police-MTTD leads as most corrupt public institution – GSS survey reveals

28 May 2025

The Ghana Police-Motor Transport and Traffic Division (MTTD) is the most corrupt public institution in the country, according to the latest governance survey from the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). Released ...

Dr. Bawumia Declared NPP Flagbearer to Lead Party Into 2028 General Elections

Failed Political Prophecy: “ I am Deeply Sorry” — Prophet Bernard El-Bernard Apologises to Ghanaians

Ken Agyapong Concedes to Bawumia Ahead of Official Declaration

Race to Lead NPP: Over 211,000 Delegates Decide Party’s Next Flagbearer Today

COPEC Projects Petrol to Drop Marginally as Diesel Expected to Remain Stable in February

Ex – CJ Torkornoo Secures ECOWAS Court Approval to Amend Her Case to Challenge Her Removal from Office

Nigeria’s Afrobeat Legend Fela Kuti to Become First African Honoured with Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

Ban on Gov’t Appointees from Contesting Party Executive Positions: Decision Focused on Party Victory, No Malicious Intent – NDC’s Prince Kumah

Race to Lead The NPP: Our Party Will Come Out Stronger – NPP’s Edmund Fandoh Wilson

Torrential Rains Displace Nearly 400,000 in Mozambique as Floods Wreak Havoc

Ghana Secures $12.83m AfDB Grant for Feasibility Studies on 37 Military Hospital Interchange and Other Key Infrastructure Projects

NDC Appoints Mahdi Gibrill as Acting Director of Elections and IT

Tag: Ghana Police-Motor Transport and Traffic Division (MTTD)

Police-MTTD leads as most corrupt public institution – GSS survey reveals

Recent Posts

PROFILE OF COP CHRISTIAN TETTEH YOHUNO, DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE

China displeased with Ghana media misreporting of IMF deal

Group picks up NPP’s flagbearership forms for Bawumia.

LIST OF RIVERS POLLUTED BY GALAMSEY ACTIVITIES IN GHANA

2024 Election: Ayariga claims ‘Vote Theft’, pitches APC as ‘Third Force’

Hassan Ayariga accuses EC of auctioning Presidency to wealthiest bidders

‘I will import necessary goods in 6 months, lockdown the economy for 1 year’ – Hassan Ayariga explains his policies

Bawumia launches local streaming platform Ghana Music Xperience