Traffic Snarl on Accra-Kumasi Highway as Low-Bed Truck Breaks Down

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DUAMPOMPOM, GHANA —Commuters on the bustling Accra-Kumasi highway faced significant delays today after a low-bed truck carrying a large excavator broke down at Duampompom, near the Anum Apapam junction. The incident, which occurred early this morning, caused a massive traffic jam, stretching for several kilometers in both directions. According to eyewitnesses, the truck suffered a mechanical failure, rendering it immobile and blocking a significant portion of the road. With the large excavator on board, the vehicle created a major obstacle, making it difficult for other motorists to navigate the already busy highway. Police and officials from the Ghana Highway Authority were quickly dispatched to the scene to manage the traffic flow and work on removing the broken-down vehicle. They have been directing traffic and are attempting to clear the road to restore normal traffic flow. However, the sheer size and weight of the truck and its cargo have made the operation challenging. Motorists ...

West African Examinations Council Releases Provisional Results for WASSCE 2024




The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for School Candidates, 2024 (Ghana Only Version).

Key Points:

  • A total of 460,611 candidates sat for the exam, representing a 2.66% increase from 2023.
  • The results are available online at the WAEC website (www.waecgh.org).
  • WAEC cautions candidates against fraudsters who promise to upgrade results for a fee.
  • Performance in Mathematics shows an upward trend over the past four years, while performance in English Language, Social Studies, and Integrated Science fluctuates.
  • Some results have been withheld for investigation into alleged irregularities.

Performance Statistics:

  • English Language: 66.86% pass rate
  • Mathematics (Core): 58.77% pass rate
  • Integrated Science: 65.70% pass rate
  • Social Studies: 66.03% pass rate

Irregularities:

  • WAEC has canceled subject results for 4,108 candidates for bringing unauthorized materials into the exam hall.
  • Entire results have been canceled for 483 candidates for possessing mobile phones during the exam.
  • Subject and entire results have been withheld for 990 candidates for various suspected offenses.
  • The results of candidates from 319 schools are still under investigation for alleged collusion.

Conclusion:

WAEC expresses its gratitude to stakeholders for their support in conducting the examination.

Source: West African Examinations Council 

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