Stalled Police Hospital project gets GH¢200m • Pres Mahama promises completion funding in 2027 Budget
President John Dramani Mahama has announced a GH¢200 million allocation in the 2027 Budget to complete the long-delayed expansion of the Ghana Police Hospital in Accra. The funding is expected to cover the outstanding costs of the 22-year-old project and resolve the dispute between the government and the contractor. When completed, the expanded facility will … The post Stalled Police Hospital…
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that the Ghanaian government will allocate GH¢200 million in the 2027 Budget to finalize the construction of the Ghana Police Hospital expansion in Accra. This significant funding will address the outstanding expenses of the 22-year project and resolve the ongoing dispute between the government and the contractor.
The completed facility will increase the hospital's capacity from its current 106 beds to over 300, including a 12-bed intensive care unit, an accident and emergency center, consulting rooms, surgical theaters, and modern diagnostic equipment.
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