Tesano

Police depot.

Tesano.

Police depot.

Tesano, kaai.

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Park, we see you from Tesano.

Good morning.

Good morning, Winston.

Um, the fact that, um, it's supposed to be right-handed but they convert it to left-handed when it comes to the country.

Um, I'm here at one of the, uh, garages in Accra here at Tesano to engage, um, some of these garage owners, the people who sell the cars.

This is one of the cars here and they're hoping to sell it.

Um, Malik is here with me.

He sells car at Tesano, this garage, and I'm going to find out from him what he makes of this particular, um, uh, statement by the National Road Safety Authority and what is going to happen to this car, whether people are even going to come in to buy in the first place.

Malik, uh, thank you so much for joining me.

Um, what do you make of the Road Safety Authority? They say that this car is not so, so much safe for commercial purposes, but it seem as though the people you sell to are, they use it for commercial purposes.

You see, this car has a lot of problems.

In fact, we were told that Sunday that you'll find the man only on Sunday.

Was it the first house we rented? He said the man is in Tesano, he's in one of his houses.

Then I think we went there, and then somebody met us and said, "He's not here.

He-- on Sunday afternoons, he goes to visit his mother-in-law." Teshi.

So we moved.

We were from Mataheko.

We moved to Tesano.

From Tes- We had a small Opel Corsa.