[Ghanaian Times] Every weekday morning in Ghana’s largest cities, the same ritual unfolds: even before the sun has risen, one side of the motorway fills as commuters, who live mostly on the outskirts of the cities, pile into vehicles that crawl toward ministries, hospitals, universities, courts and commercial centres clustered in the city’s core.
Ghana: The Commute That Pollutes – How Ghana’s Poor Urban Cities Are Sickening Millions
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