“Progress on the following roads, among other have achieved significant progress: Upgrading of Navrongo – Naga Road, Upgrading of Wa-Bulenga-Yaala Road, Upgrading of Salaga – Ekumdipe – Kpandai Road, Kpandai – Nkanchina Road (10.8km), Rehabilitation of Atebubu – Kwame Danso Roads, Upgrading of Anwiankwanta – Obuasi Road, Rehabilitation Of New Abirem – Ofoasekuma Road, Upgrading of Sefwi Wiawso – Akontombra Road, Upgrading of Akrodie – Sayereso Road, Rehabilitation of selected roads in Greater Accra.”
The Finance Minister, Ken Ofori Atta said this on the floor of Parliament as part of the 2023 Budget Statement and Financial Policy. Mr. Ofori Atta was speaking about the progress of some specific roads projects across the country.
He continued to say, “Mr. Speaker, contract works under the Master Project Support Agreement (MPSA) with Sinohydro Corporation Limited are stages of completion: Tamale Interchange Project (100%), Western Region and Cape Coast Inner City Roads (100%), Upgrading of Selected Feeder Roads in Ashanti and Western Regions (100%), Construction of Hohoe-Jasikan–Dodi-Pepesu (100%), PTC Roundabout Interchange Project, Takoradi (60%), Sunyani Inner City Roads (63%), Kumasi Inner City Roads (10%).”
Meanwhile, the tolling of public roads in Ghana is in the offing, according to the Minister.
Source: A1radioonline.com|101.1MHz|Mark Kwasi Ahumah Smith|Ghana
