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  1. The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) is enforcing new safety requirements specifically related to the automotive sector in Ghana.

Ghana Standards Authority Issues Permitting Guidelines Amid Billboard Non-Compliance in…

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The Ghana Standards Authority developed new guidelines for permitting in Accra. Separately, the Advertising Association of Ghana reported that between 40 and 60 per cent of over 10,000 advertising structures in Accra do not meet regulatory requirements, including standards for structural integrity and building codes.

From theheraldghana.com

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The guidelines were created by the Ghana Standards Authority to guide the permitting process. The report highlights that compliance remains a challenge, partly due to weak enforcement by Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies.

The Ghana Standards Authority is enforcing new safety requirements specifically related to the automotive sector in Ghana.

From theheraldghana.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • The Accra Metropolitan Assembly could face increased operational costs due to the need to strengthen enforcement against non-compliant structures.

  • The Ghana Revenue Authority might see increased revenue from higher tax or fee collection resulting from stricter regulatory enforcement.

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