Legal Resources Centre Participates in 2025 Africa and Middle East Regional Meeting in Kenya

The LRC, led by our Executive Director, Daphne Lariba Nabila, and Enock Jengre, Programmes Officer, participate in the 2025 Open Government Partnership (OGP) Africa & Middle East Regional Meeting  in Nairobi, Kenya. The convening, which commenced yesterday, seeks to inter alia, discuss how to enhance government & civil society partnership, collaboration and engagement on topical […]

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LRC advocacy for standardization of motorcycle helmets in Ghana

Enock Jengre, Programme Officer at the Legal Resources Centre (LRC), has called for the urgent standardization of crash helmets for motorcycle riders in Ghana as part of efforts to enhance road safety and reduce fatalities. This advocacy comes under the project titled “Supporting Advocacy Interventions Towards the Passage into Law of the Reviewed Road Traffic […]

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LRC BREAKS FOR THE YULETIDE

The Board, Management and Staff of the Legal Resources Centre wish to inform our partners, corporate family, clients and the general public that our offices will be closed from Friday, 20th December, 2024 for the Christmas holidays, and resume on Monday, 13th January, 2025. We look forward to a much more fulfilling new year of […]

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Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS) has revealed significant underreporting of road crash deaths

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Research reveals significant underreporting of road crash deaths in Ghana

A recent study by the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS) has revealed that road crash fatalities in Ghana maybe 200% higher than reported by the Ghana Police Service and the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA). According to BIGRS, limitations in resources and challenges in tracking victims through hospitals and mortuaries contribute to […]

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Speeding accounts for 60% road crashes in Ghana

Sixty percent (60%) of road crashes leading to pedestrian and passenger knockdowns in Ghana are speed-related, speakers at a day-long road safety engagement forum in Accra have revealed. While tyre bursts, brake failures, overloading, and bad roads are major contributing factors, speeding has been identified as the key contributor to these incidents. The forum, organized […]

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LRC engages road safety authorities to address Ghana’s speed culture

The Legal Resources Centre (LRC) has partnered with road safety experts to develop a strategy to end Ghana’s notorious speed culture, which is responsible for over 39 per cent of road crash fatalities nationwide. The Centre is concerned by the alarming number of fatalities and injuries on Ghanaian roads every year, primarily due to the […]

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Speeding accounts for 70% of all road crashes- National Road Safety Authority

Source: Morning news on TV3: Livestream | 27-09-24 (youtube.com) […]

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