Commercial transport operators have threatened to suspend services nationwide on November 1, when the Traffitech-GH system is scheduled to become operational, accusing the government and the police of failing to clear traders from designated bus stops and pedestrian walkways.
Transport operators threaten nationwide strike as Traffitech-GH begins on Nov 1
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