Good Morning Ghana | 3 November 2026 | Transport, Ghana Card and climate

A planned commercial transport shutdown, new Ghana Card verification rules and GMet's El Nino preparedness guidance.

Commercial vehicle shutdown announced

Five transport unions have announced a nationwide withdrawal of commercial vehicle services for 4 November.

Five transport unions say commercial drivers should park their vehicles tomorrow in a nationwide shutdown. Commuters should watch for negotiations and plan alternatives.

Source: 3News, 2 November 2026.

Biometric Ghana Card checks take effect

NIA says institutions must use real-time biometric verification and stop routine visual checks and photocopying.

The National Identification Authority says institutions must now verify Ghana Card holders biometrically instead of relying on visual checks or routine photocopies. People do not need a new card for this change.

Source: National Identification Authority, effective 2 November 2026.

GMet issues El Nino preparedness guidance

GMet says the developing 2026–27 El Nino could bring warmer conditions and uneven rainfall impacts across Ghana.

Ghana Meteorological Agency says a developing El Nino raises the chance of warmer conditions and uneven rainfall, including dry spells in some areas. The agency says impacts will vary by region.

Source: Ghana Meteorological Agency, 30 October 2026.

Thought for today

“Preparation turns information into useful action.” — GH Today original editorial line.