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GSA sets October 1 for enforcement of new used vehicle import standards
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GSA sets October 1 for enforcement of new used vehicle import standards

Ernest Bako Wubonto
Published July 31, 20263 min read

The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has announced October 1 2026, as the commencement of enforcement for the nation’s new automotive safety and conformity requirements for imported used vehicles.

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