Stalled Dome-Kwabenya-Berekuso-Kitase road works to resume September 24
Work on the 23-kilometre Dome-Kwabenya–Berekuso–Kitase road, which has been stalled for several years, is set to resume on Thursday, September 24, after the Ministry of Roads and Highways issued a Commencement Authorisation Letter to the contractor. The road is about 27% complete and is currently in a poor condition, a situation that has worried residents […]
The Ministry of Roads and Highways has announced that construction work on the 23-kilometre Dome-Kwabenya–Berekuso–Kitase road will resume on September 24. A Commencement Authorisation Letter has been granted to the contractor after the project had been delayed for years. Currently, the road is 27% complete and in a poor state, causing concern among residents and road users.
The road connects Kwabenya, Comet, Berekuso, Agyementi, Kitase, Peduase, and Aburi. At a meeting with the contractor and local chiefs, Minister of Roads and Highways, Government Kwame Agbodza, assured that the contractor is expected to finish the project within one and a half years. The renewed authorization is part of government efforts to restore the stalled project and complete it on a defined timeline.
The Minister emphasized that the contractors must fully mobilize back to the site under the President's direction, with no half-measures.
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