The Head of Chambers at Gyamfi Legal PRUC in Kumasi, Albert Gyamfi, says the newly implemented TraffiTech-GH system is illegal, saying that it lacks the necessary legal backing and unfairly imposes traffic fines on vehicle owners rather than the actual offenders.
The Head of Chambers at Gyamfi Legal PRUC in Kumasi, Albert Gyamfi, says the newly implemented TraffiTech-GH system is illegal, saying that it lacks the necessary legal backing and unfairly imposes traffic fines on vehicle owners rather than the actual offenders.
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