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Tema-Aflao Road Construction Resumes After 15-Month Pause

Work on the Tema-Aflao road project has officially resumed after a 15-month halt, following reassurances from the Ghanaian government regarding funding. The project, which had been suspended in December 2022 due to Ghana's broader debt restructuring efforts, was given new life after President John Dramani Mahama and relevant government officials promised to unlock the necessary financial resources.The road, which stretches 17 kilometers from the Tema Roundabout to Miotso, is a critical part of Ghana's eastern corridor transport network. The project includes the construction of modern drainage systems, pedestrian bridges, and high-mast lighting, all aimed at improving road safety and accessibility.The project, initially funded through a $105 million loan from the United Kingdom, is expected to be completed within 18 months, with contractors optimistic about meeting the revised timeline.This project is crucial for reducing congestion on the busy corridor and enhancing […]

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Morocco Plans $1.5 Billion Expansion of Casablanca Airport Ahead of 2030 World Cup

Morocco is investing 15 billion dirhams (approximately $1.55 billion) to expand Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport, aiming to triple its passenger capacity by the time Morocco co-hosts the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal.The expansion will include the construction of a new terminal designed to position Casablanca as a key African aviation hub. This development will be complemented by a high-speed train network connecting Kenitra to Marrakech, which is a separate project already in progress.As part of a broader effort to enhance the nation's infrastructure in anticipation of the World Cup, Morocco plans to double its overall airport capacity to 78 million passengers by 2030. The expansion of Casablanca's airport will enable it to handle 35 million passengers annually by 2029, a substantial increase from the current capacity of 10.5 million.Morocco’s tourism industry has also seen a significant […]

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Boankra Inland Port Phase I Set for Completion by March 2025.

The Boankra Inland Port Project in the Ashanti Region is progressing, with contractors confident that Phase I will be completed by the end of March 2025. This phase includes essential infrastructure such as storage facilities, a security zone, roads, and the port terminal. The full completion of the project is anticipated by 2026.Dr. Justice Amo, CEO of Justmoh Construction Limited, highlighted the support from both the government and the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, in pushing the project forward. The inland port is a critical infrastructure designed to serve importers and exporters in central and northern Ghana while facilitating transit traffic to neighboring countries.Launched by former President Nana Akufo-Addo in 2020, the Boankra Inland Port is expected to play a significant role in enhancing Ghana's position within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The project will alleviate traffic congestion […]

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Government Showcases Progress at Northern Regional Townhall in Tamale.

The Ministry of Information recently held a townhall meeting in Tamale to highlight government projects and initiatives over the past years. All Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) from the Northern Region presented the achievements they have made to improve the well-being of the people. Information Minister Fatimatu Abubakar emphasized that the event aimed to ensure transparency and accountability, showcasing the government’s success across key sectors such as roads, agriculture, education, and health. Northern Regional Minister Alhaji Shani Alhassan Saibu further noted that the region has made significant progress in physical infrastructure and human development, contributing to President Nana Akufo-Addo's vision for national transformation. The Ministry of Information recently held a townhall meeting in Tamale to highlight government projects and initiatives over the past years. All Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) from the Northern Region presented the achievements they […]

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Residents of Western Region Demand Completion of Abandoned School Projects.

Residents of the Western Region, particularly in the Shama District, are raising concerns over the increasing number of abandoned infrastructure projects, especially in the education sector. Opinion leaders are calling on authorities to prioritize the completion of stalled school projects, as these delays negatively impact teaching and learning. One example is the Ohiamadwen D/A Primary, where a teachers' bungalow started under the NDC government in 2015 was abandoned following their loss in the 2016 elections. Another is a three-unit classroom block for Assorko Junior High School, initiated by former MP Ato Panford and the Shama District Assembly in 2019. This project was left unfinished when Ato Panford lost the NPP primaries that same year. Additionally, a polyclinic intended to serve over 68,000 people has been stuck at 85% completion since 2004. In the community of Asmoro Essaman, which has grown […]

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