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Metro Mass Transit is facing a severe fleet shortage, with over 400 buses broken down, according to Deputy MD Haroun Apau-Wiredu. He told TV3 that many buses are unrepairable, and spare parts for salvageable ones are scarce in West Africa, worsening Accra's transport crisis. #3NewsGH #TV3GH

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Sel8 ay önce

I doubt they're unrepairable. Maybe if their parts are unavailable I'll understand. But I really doubt they cant repair them. What exactly were they used for that they all broke down as such? They were only being used as hire busses. Before we buy new, we must repair all these

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AKAZA🇬🇭8 ay önce

These problems didn't start today, so for the past 8-12 years, what were the MDs doing? GHANA IS NOT A SERIOUS COUNTRY!!!

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Dennis ➰8 ay önce

you were appointed to solve the problem, now you are telling us the problem.. it’s been a year madam, we knew that already

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SOCIAL CHANGE & DATA8 ay önce

So Metro Mass cannot tell us how much each fleet of the buses made before getting spoilt? They worked with the buses and chopped the monies. They are waiting for government to buy fresh buses

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Shakey Fbaby8 ay önce

@BongoIdeas

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Driving Tips 1018 ay önce

This is totally unacceptable. Govt must intervene in this situation.

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Does the analysis leading up to procurement have a sustainability component?

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lightening8 ay önce

Media vampires

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dot.cum8 ay önce

Our poor maintenance culture has brought we here

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Dennis Kusi8 ay önce

Give it to vip transport services and they will turn this company into a profitable venture

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Merzuque8 ay önce

So what is he and his boss, doing internally to fix the problem?

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Pigbenis8 ay önce

400?

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United Cunha8 ay önce

Katanka can revive them

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@Listo_Mens

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@KevinEkowTaylor

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Anita8 ay önce

So the 400 broken down buses pick the usable parts and substitute into the not so broken buses. I am confident at least half of these can be fixed locally by local mechanics using salvaged parts from these same buses.

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Dwayne Quacey Setor8 ay önce

Dem dey parliament dey order for Pizza in the UK but can’t order for spare parts to fix buses!!! I mean HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO ORDER FOR SPARE PARTS FROM THE MANUFACTURERS TO FIX THESE BUSES?? Hmmmmmm these people we call leaders !!!

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Mine Is to Repost🏃🏾8 ay önce

So why should we get vehicles that are scarce to repair Arh

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Boateng8 ay önce

What did the mechanical engineers do in school?

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Annanson John 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭8 ay önce

Silly excuse.#3NewsGH

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Juu8 ay önce

Why would you buy buses with scarce spare parts? I don't understand

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ManKantage8 ay önce

Your maintenance culture in this country is mind boggling. This has been the refrain. We can't manage and maintain our fleet and it cuts across. STC Ayalolo buses and most government transport systems are poorly maintained. Even our presidential aircraft suffered corrosion.

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Arnold Lodovico8 ay önce

Please move these buses to Kumasi magazine or whatever the name is and see the magic that will happen, all these buses will come back solid to hit our roads. Must we always throw money around to always bring brand new buses ad3n!

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George | Automating Businesses & Systems8 ay önce

How do you buy such buses and not have an agreement in place with the manufacturer to supply spare parts? Lol

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AfroVoyages MekaXP8 ay önce

how a govt can delibrately kill a viable project-how come 400 buses are unrepairable& spare parts for salvageable ones are scarce. @NAkufoAddo cld have developed a bus assembly plant to supply the whole of West Africa shameful to say the least #AbanPapaAba #MekaEcosystemUnited

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unbiased🔱8 ay önce

The mismanagement in this country is overwhelming.

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Kwaku Amofah8 ay önce

Metro Mass used to have a maintenance department/workshop; what happened to it? Because how can you have more of your buses grounded when you have a maintenance workshop

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Dzidefo🔫8 ay önce

They just want money to Procure new ones so that they can also get there shares Ghana for you 😂💔

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Short Videos8 ay önce

Buses are not unrepairable they clearly want to sell them out

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Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey, Deputy Minister for Transport, said: “This week, we engaged with the GPRTU and other transport unions and visited key congested areas. More buses are being deployed, fares will be reduced, and 300 Metro Mass buses will soon join the system, with 100 arriving on 15 February and another 100 by April. Private investors are also supporting these efforts. We are committed to improving transport in Accra. Already, 15 buses have been repaired, and over 135 are operational. Very soon, the public will see the results of our hard work.”

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🚨🚨🚨🚨 Members of the taxi associations from Hebron and Letlhabile were reportedly seen instructing commuters to disembark from buses and allegedly threatened to burn buses and continue blocking their operations, claiming that the buses are negatively affecting their profit margins. This situation has been ongoing for some time. Buses operating in the Brits area of the North West Province have allegedly been subjected to continuous intimidation and interference by SANTACO-affiliated taxi operators. As a result, buses are often restricted to operating only during specific hours, leaving residents with limited transport options and forcing many commuters to rely on taxis and pay higher fares.

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OAU transport system was near perfect, adequate buses and bikes, we rarely experienced queues until the First Lady came and decided she didn’t like the ease of transportation and introduced “change” by donating CNG buses. The school management in turn banned all motorcycles and commercial buses on campus and subjected over 30,000 students to just about 50 buses and a few tricycles. OAU has one of the largest land masses of any Nigerian university, yet students are now stranded daily. This is a Monday morning where students are supposed to rush for class, but they are stuck at the campus gate because of the inefficiency of the CNG buses. Students are struggling to go to class in the morning and in the evenings to even get back to their hostels. Students staying off campus now spend almost double to get to campus, all alternative transport means have been removed The management have cars to bypass all of this, but majority of students do not. Yet they released statements talking about how the buses will “ease transportation” and even implied students appreciate the system. Meanwhile, students are trekking, missing classes, and spending hours in queues. Let it be clear that students do not appreciate this system. It has made our lives harder, not better. What used to be a smooth system has now become a daily struggle. There are many pressing issues in this school, but they chose to dismantle a working transport system and replace it with hardship. We can no longer remain silent. Let the whole world know what OAU students are going through. Please if you come across this tweet, help us retweet it whether you are an OAU student or not We demand our towngboro buses and motorcycles back.

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After Hurricane Melissa, many Jamaicans are still struggling to reach loved ones. In Clarkstown, Trelawny, Tiffany Edwards has become a quiet hero — taking down phone numbers and sending messages for neighbours using one of the few spots with service. In a time when connection is scarce, she’s proving that community still connects us all. #MelissaHeroes #HurricaneMelissa #JamaicaStrong #CommunitySpirit #Trelawny

After Hurricane Melissa, many Jamaicans are still struggling to reach loved ones. In Clarkstown, Trelawny, Tiffany Edwards has become a quiet hero — taking down phone numbers and sending messages for neighbours using one of the few spots with service. In a time when connection is scarce, she’s proving that community still connects us all. #MelissaHeroes #HurricaneMelissa #JamaicaStrong #CommunitySpirit #Trelawny

Jamaica Observer

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This is the current situation at St Mary’s Bridge in Chitungwiza, a dormitory town next to Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare. Residents of this town are being forced to walk home on foot after the Zimbabwean police blocked kombis from going beyond the bridge. Kombis are minibus taxis commonly used for public transport in Zimbabwe and are the main form of urban transport in the country. It is quite disheartening because Zimbabwe once had a thriving public transport system in all cities and towns, with buses comparable to those in many modern countries, but ZANUPF destroyed it. Chitungwiza, for instance, had a bus company called ZimElectro Motors (ZEM), which played a crucial role in providing affordable public transport for residents commuting between Chitungwiza and Harare during its operation. ZEM was owned by the Chitungwiza Town Council and was a municipally-run bus company established to provide affordable and reliable transport for residents of the town. However, when ZANUPF came into power, the company was driven into the ground. Money was looted, and unqualified managers were appointed. The rest, as they say, is history. Zimbabweans must realise that nobody is coming to save them from this abusive regime. Imagine people walking for kilometres simply because they are subjected to a useless and incompetent government that does not care about its citizens! Imagine walking from Elephant and Castle to the West End because the British Police has stopped available public transport after the government had destroyed London Underground ground and the London Transport buses or walking from Sandton City to Rosebank on foot.

This is the current situation at St Mary’s Bridge in Chitungwiza, a dormitory town next to Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare. Residents of this town are being forced to walk home on foot after the Zimbabwean police blocked kombis from going beyond the bridge. Kombis are minibus taxis commonly used for public transport in Zimbabwe and are the main form of urban transport in the country. It is quite disheartening because Zimbabwe once had a thriving public transport system in all cities and towns, with buses comparable to those in many modern countries, but ZANUPF destroyed it. Chitungwiza, for instance, had a bus company called ZimElectro Motors (ZEM), which played a crucial role in providing affordable public transport for residents commuting between Chitungwiza and Harare during its operation. ZEM was owned by the Chitungwiza Town Council and was a municipally-run bus company established to provide affordable and reliable transport for residents of the town. However, when ZANUPF came into power, the company was driven into the ground. Money was looted, and unqualified managers were appointed. The rest, as they say, is history. Zimbabweans must realise that nobody is coming to save them from this abusive regime. Imagine people walking for kilometres simply because they are subjected to a useless and incompetent government that does not care about its citizens! Imagine walking from Elephant and Castle to the West End because the British Police has stopped available public transport after the government had destroyed London Underground ground and the London Transport buses or walking from Sandton City to Rosebank on foot.

Hopewell Chin’ono

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YouTuber Saurav Joshi ordered a tanker with 6,000 liters of clean water just to make today's vlog. He dug a pit in the ground, lined it with a plastic sheet, filled it with all the water to make a swimming pool, and then took a bath in it. After that, the entire 6,000 liters of water was wasted. Many parts of India are already facing a severe water shortage. Many people don't even have access to clean drinking water, and in some places, people have to walk 10 km every day just to collect drinking water. But Saurav Joshi wasted 6,000 liters of clean water just for a vlog. Saurav Joshi has become a very rich and famous YouTuber, but he still lacks civic sense and has failed to become a responsible citizen.

YouTuber Saurav Joshi ordered a tanker with 6,000 liters of clean water just to make today's vlog. He dug a pit in the ground, lined it with a plastic sheet, filled it with all the water to make a swimming pool, and then took a bath in it. After that, the entire 6,000 liters of water was wasted. Many parts of India are already facing a severe water shortage. Many people don't even have access to clean drinking water, and in some places, people have to walk 10 km every day just to collect drinking water. But Saurav Joshi wasted 6,000 liters of clean water just for a vlog. Saurav Joshi has become a very rich and famous YouTuber, but he still lacks civic sense and has failed to become a responsible citizen.

Saffron Chargers

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Illegal Immigrants Protest In The Streets Of New York For Being Forced To Move Locations “Migrants are refusing to get on buses taking them to another 4 star hotel. They’re tired of moving & want a permanent home” They chant “We want a permanent home!! This is unjust!” “(Illegal) Migrants are now protesting in the streets due to being moved from a Manhattan hotel. Migrants are refusing to get on buses take them to another 4 star hotel stating that they are tired of moving and that they want a permanent home. Some migrants refusing to board the bus to Brooklyn, saying they are tired of the constant moving and chanting they want a permanent home. This protest was met with criticisms from commenters. Many of them stating that the migrants are entitled and ungrateful and that the funds used to house migrants should be used to house homeless Americans. But what do you think about this? Do you agree with the migrants or do you agree with the commenters? Comment your opinion on the situation down below.”

Illegal Immigrants Protest In The Streets Of New York For Being Forced To Move Locations “Migrants are refusing to get on buses taking them to another 4 star hotel. They’re tired of moving & want a permanent home” They chant “We want a permanent home!! This is unjust!” “(Illegal) Migrants are now protesting in the streets due to being moved from a Manhattan hotel. Migrants are refusing to get on buses take them to another 4 star hotel stating that they are tired of moving and that they want a permanent home. Some migrants refusing to board the bus to Brooklyn, saying they are tired of the constant moving and chanting they want a permanent home. This protest was met with criticisms from commenters. Many of them stating that the migrants are entitled and ungrateful and that the funds used to house migrants should be used to house homeless Americans. But what do you think about this? Do you agree with the migrants or do you agree with the commenters? Comment your opinion on the situation down below.”

Wall Street Apes

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Held a press meet today to highlight why Bengaluru needs sustainable solutions that truly benefit the public, rather than the tunnel road project. We’ve suggested five key solutions: * Complete existing projects first, many are already delayed. * Move more people in less time at lower cost, instead of increasing car traffic. * Make public transport the top priority. * Ensure Metro, BMTC, BBMP and all departments work together. * Build safer footpaths for pedestrians Metro, Suburban rail, buses and Trams are crucial. The Yellow Line cut Silk Board traffic by 37% and the Purple Line further reduced it by 12-14%. Around 45 lakh people use the BMTC services on a daily basis with metro recording a ridership of 10 lakh. Let us build a Bengaluru where everyone is able to access the nearest public transport option within a 5 minute walk. Watch.

Held a press meet today to highlight why Bengaluru needs sustainable solutions that truly benefit the public, rather than the tunnel road project. We’ve suggested five key solutions: * Complete existing projects first, many are already delayed. * Move more people in less time at lower cost, instead of increasing car traffic. * Make public transport the top priority. * Ensure Metro, BMTC, BBMP and all departments work together. * Build safer footpaths for pedestrians Metro, Suburban rail, buses and Trams are crucial. The Yellow Line cut Silk Board traffic by 37% and the Purple Line further reduced it by 12-14%. Around 45 lakh people use the BMTC services on a daily basis with metro recording a ridership of 10 lakh. Let us build a Bengaluru where everyone is able to access the nearest public transport option within a 5 minute walk. Watch.

Tejasvi Surya

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