A subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies has been accused of stealing a concept to implement a mandatory fee for vehicle towing.
Making the accusation, a manager at Rüttchen Trucks Ghana Ltd, Evans Dzide, claims the concept was presented to the National Road Safety Commission as far back as 2007.
But to their surprise, Road Safety Management Limited (RSML), a subsidiary of Jospong Group of Companies has been awarded the contract to do the same work.
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