Audio By Carbonatix
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is set to commission five new offices across Northern Ghana this July as part of efforts to expand access to its services and improve service delivery.
The new offices will be commissioned in Salaga, Yendi, Navrongo, Nalerigu, and Tumu, while a sod-cutting ceremony will also be held in Bole for the construction of another DVLA office.
According to the schedule announced by the DVLA, the commissioning exercise will begin on July 13, 2026, with the opening of offices in Salaga and Yendi.
The exercise will continue on July 14 with the commissioning of the Navrongo and Nalerigu offices before ending on July 15 with the opening of the Tumu office.
A sod-cutting ceremony for a new office in Bole is also scheduled for July 16.
Latest Stories
-
Judiciary to roll out electronic court processes from October – Chief Justice
2 minutes -
ECOWAS, partners reaffirm commitment to women’s empowerment
7 minutes -
Delegates system: Excess democracy comes with its own issues – Mustapha Gbande
9 minutes -
Mahama, Nguema underscore need for African countries to shun xenophobic attacks
12 minutes -
Stakeholders at plastics summit call for measures to tackle pollution
16 minutes -
Gabon’s Nguema pays homage to Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah
21 minutes -
Togbe Afede calls for review of Supreme Court appointments
26 minutes -
Global HIV funding suffers record decline
32 minutes -
KNUST Disability Day promotes inclusion, empowerment
38 minutes -
IMF acknowledges BoG’s end to government financing
44 minutes -
Minority accustomed to reckless spending, says Eric Agbana
50 minutes -
YEA launches national campaign to promote safe and legal labour migration
56 minutes -
Delegates system: NDC signals it may seek clarification on court ruling before acting – Mustapha Gbande
1 hour -
Trump administration unfreezes $600m for Gavi for global vaccine effort
1 hour -
Oil prices slip as tankers continue to ply Middle East conflict zones
2 hours