Intercity STC Coaches Limited — passenger bus operator in Ghana, facing financial losses and recent operational challenges including platform outages and highway accidents.
Intercity STC Coaches Limited significantly reduced its net loss in 2025 despite a decline in revenue, with cost-control measures helping to narrow the company’s losses by more than 90%. …
Intercity STC Coaches Limited has dismissed widespread reports that dozens of passengers died in the fiery road crash involving one of its buses on the Accra–Kumasi highway, insisting that every passenger and crew member on board survived the incident, which occurred at the Birim …
… ng to a post shared on Facebook by the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), the crash, which occurred along the Accra-Kumasi Highway, involved a fuel tanker, a Mitsubishi Pick-Up with registration number GE-8602-17, a Kia Sorento with registration number GT-8601-14, and an STC Bus …
… He has served in several executive leadership roles, including Managing Director of Intercity STC Coaches Limited and Metro Mass Transit Limited, Executive Director of the National Road Safety Commission (now the National Road Safety Authority), and Chief Executive of the Driver …
… As part of efforts to address increasing passenger demand, the government has in recent years facilitated the acquisition of new buses for the operations of the Intercity STC Coaches Limited and the Metro Mass Transit Limited. …
… As part of efforts to address increasing passenger demand, the government has in recent years facilitated the acquisition of new buses for the operations of the Intercity STC Coaches Limited and the Metro Mass Transit Limited. …
Customers of Intercity STC Coaches Limited have raised concerns over prolonged unavailability of the company’s online booking platform, with many describing the disruption as inconvenient and poorly-managed. …
Intercity STC Coaches Limited reduced its net loss from GH¢69.98 million in 2024 to GH¢5.18 million in 2025 through cost-control measures, though operating revenue declined by 11.77% to GH¢157.08 million due to inadequate buses and competition.
Intercity STC Coaches Limited reduced its net loss from GH¢69.98 million in 2024 to GH¢5.18 million in 2025 through cost-control measures, though operating revenue declined by 11.77% to GH¢157.08 million due to inadequate buses and competition.
Intercity STC Coaches Limited has stated that all passengers and crew members survived a fiery bus crash at Birimso Bridge on the N6 Highway in the Eastern Region, contradicting a video in which the driver claimed only about 10 of 31 passengers escaped and the rest were burnt to death.
A fuel tanker, an STC passenger bus, and two other vehicles collided at Birimso Bridge on the N6 Highway on Monday, August 3, resulting in seven casualties (two females and five males). The crash triggered a major fire that destroyed the fuel tanker, STC Bus, and Mitsubishi Pick-Up, with two victims sustaining injuries; firefighters and police responded to contain the fire and manage traffic.
An analysis compares Ghana's 2026 budget commitments against first-half 2026 reported figures from the mid-year fiscal policy review, examining infrastructure spending and other sectoral allocations with citations to both budget documents and their appendices.
A military vehicle carrying troops deployed to Bawku collided with an STC bus on July 26 at Nkenkesu in the Ashanti Region. Police have been deployed for rescue, traffic management, and investigation, though the cause and casualty figures remain unconfirmed.
An engineer raises concerns about frequent breakdowns of heavy-duty vehicles, coaches and buses on Ghana's highways, questioning whether fleet maintenance standards are being followed and who is responsible for enforcing compliance. Breakdowns create economic costs and safety risks for transport operators, passengers, businesses and other road users.
A torrential downpour in Accra on Friday evening flooded major transport terminals, leaving thousands of commuters stranded for hours as flooding, traffic congestion, and a shortage of commercial vehicles paralyzed movement across the capital.
A heavy downpour on Friday evening flooded major transport terminals in Accra, leaving thousands of commuters stranded for hours at the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange (Circle) and other locations due to severe shortages of public transport services and traffic congestion.
The Interior Minister disclosed that the government has deployed armoured buses rebranded as commercial vehicles (STC, VIP, OA coaches) to track and arrest highway robbers on major roads, with operations already resulting in several arrests. The Roads and Highways Minister linked poor road conditions to highway robbery and flagged delays in road projects under the government's Big Push programme.
Nana Akomea, head of the NPP Communications Committee, has called for the party to reconcile with former members, including ex-Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen, arguing that the NPP cannot seek support from outside while rejecting its own. He suggested that former Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia should consider reaching out to Kyerematen, describing estranged party members as the NPP's "natural constituencies."
Property prices in Accra continue to outpace incomes, rental terms remain punitive, and state intervention has failed to correct the market. Homeownership remains out of reach for most working households, and private rental markets function as "cash extraction mechanisms" rather than fair services, while affordable housing initiatives lack scale and credibility to influence behaviour.
Intercity STC Coaches Limited's online booking platform and mobile app have been unavailable for an extended period, forcing passengers to use phone reservations or in-person purchases instead. Customers report the outage has caused inconvenience, forced them to switch to competitors, and say the company has provided no explanation or transparency about the disruption.