President Mahama will be inspecting progress of work on the Kasoa- Winneba road later today.
Below is an update on the
Dualization of the Winneba Cape- Coast Road Project (km30-km 54) as provided by the Ministry of Roads and Highways last week.
Project- Lot 2: Dualization Winneba- Mankessim (24km)
Work on the Dualization of the Winneba- Mankessim Road Project is progressing steadily. Works started in December 2025 and is expected to be completed in November 2027.
The physical progress of work is currently at 25%. So far, the contactor has completed site clearing and the construction of major culverts and drainage systems. Works on subbase, base formation and the construction of two (2) interchanges at Apam Junction and Otaw are also progressing steadily.
The project scope includes:
· Clearing of vegetation
· Road formation
· Subbase formation
· Base formation
· Construction of two (2) interchanges (Apam Junction and Otaw)
· Asphaltic concrete finishing
· Construction of drainage systems and culverts
· Provision of pedestrian underground crossings
· Road furniture
· Provision of streetlights
· Provision of bus stops
When completed, the project will bring relief to motorist and shorten travel time to facilitate socio-economic development in the country. It will also enhance the smooth flow of traffic to and fro Cape Coast and Takoradi to the national capital, Accra.
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She urged students to cultivate good character and positive ambition, noting that the journey to national leadership begins in school.
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Minister for the Interior reveals that 21 suspects have been indentified over the killing of 15 people and injured 40 others during the 2020 and 2024 elections. Four are currently on bail, five are on remand and the rest have warrants issued for their arrest.
So because he’s a Member of Parliament, he’s no longer an ordinary man?
Does that now place him above the law?
Should his position give him the license to act with impunity without regard for truth, accountability, or the image of the very country he swore to serve