MTN trains staff on new Road Safety Regulations
Juliet Aguiar DUGBARTEY, Takoradi
MTN Ghana Limited has trained its staff in the Western Region on the newly passed Road Safety Legislative Instrument, L.I. 2519, with a focus on improving compliance and promoting safer driving practices.
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