FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: 3rd August 2025 Ghana’s Road Safety Crisis Worsens: Over 1,500 Deaths in 6 Months, Majority in Eastern, Ashanti, and Greater Accra RegionsUrbSafe Ghana expresses deep alarm at newly released statistics from the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) indicating that over 1,500 lives were lost in road crashes within the first half […]
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On 26th July 2025, UrbSafe Ghana conducted a virtual training session on climate change and adaptation strategies. The session brought together team members and volunteers from various regions to explore community-led approaches to climate resilience in urban settings. Key topics included heat management, flood prevention, and urban green space advocacy. This initiative forms part of
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In a lively broadcast on Dream FM 88.1, UrbSafe Ghana’s youth road safety advocates took to the airwaves to reach a broader audience. Appearing on the program ‘A Dini Nye Dini,’ they discussed urgent issues affecting road users in Tamale — including reckless driving, speeding, and lack of pedestrian infrastructure. The session emphasized that every
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UrbSafe Ghana continued its road safety awareness campaign at Ghana Senior High School (Ghanasco) on 16th July 2025. Students were engaged in interactive discussions and live demonstrations about traffic lights, road signs, pedestrian behavior, and the responsibilities of all road users. Emphasis was placed on understanding the consequences of ignoring road safety rules, empowering students
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On 22nd July 2025, UrbSafe Ghana extended its outreach to Bethany M/A Junior High School in Tamale. The session focused on instilling responsible pedestrian behavior and practical road safety habits. Using demonstrations on pedestrian walkways, zebra crossings, and traffic roundabouts, the team made road safety relatable and actionable for students. Discussions also touched on how
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On 10th July 2025, UrbSafe Ghana proudly launched its Community Road Safety Initiative at Choggu Demonstration Junior High School in Tamale. Located near one of the city’s busiest and most hazardous intersections, the school is surrounded by speeding vehicles and motorcycles. The initiative was designed to address the urgent need for road safety awareness among
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