
NRSA Praises Sunyani Inner Ring Road, Warns Tricycles of Speeding
The National Road Safety Authority applauds the quality of the 9.2‑km asphalted project but cautions tricycle riders against reckless speeds on the new road.
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The National Road Safety Authority applauds the quality of the 9.2‑km asphalted project but cautions tricycle riders against reckless speeds on the new road.

Osman Ayariga, chief executive of the National Youth Authority, lauded President Mahama’s infrastructure programme for generating employment nationwide.

The Roads and Highways Minister assured that contractors on the national road programme will receive timely payments once certificates are submitted.

SHC’s John Sheriff Bawah highlighted how the government’s Big Push infrastructure programme is improving access to its Surge Homes project, boosting prospects for workers in emerging communities.

The Roads and Highways Minister has instructed Joshob Construction Limited to restart work on the 7.2‑kilometre dual carriageway after a review of the project’s scope and cost.

CUTS International’s West African Regional Director urges the government to integrate railway development into the Big Push infrastructure programme to reduce heavy‑truck traffic and extend road lifespans.

Roads Minister Kwame Agbodza cautioned contractors that missing deadlines could bar them from future government road contracts during his visit to the Northern Region.

The Roads Minister lauded two local firms after a two‑day inspection of Big Push projects, calling their progress a model for Ghana’s road industry.

Inspecting the proposed site in Bolgatanga, the President said the airport would end the long drive to Tamale for domestic flights, and outlined plans for a city to grow around the facility as sod cutting is set for later this year.

The government’s decision to redesign currency, removing the Big Six from Ghanaian banknotes, has ignited a national conversation about heritage, identity and partisan politics.

Minister Samuel Nartey George met with six member states on the sidelines of the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Doha to rally support for Ghana’s bids to the Council and Radio Regulations Board.

The country’s first ART‑based jurisdictional credits could unlock significant climate finance, marking a landmark for Ghana and the continent.

Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson said the country’s 2025 measures protected it from cocoa price falls, floods, a power plant fire and Strait of Hormuz disruptions.

Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson said the government is working to reduce the Ghana Reference Rate from 10.01 % to a single‑digit level, easing credit costs for businesses.

Dr Cassiel Ato Forson argues that expanding local food production will tackle Ghana’s youth unemployment and cut dependence on imports.
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