Tamale 3rd Ring Road project records progress, two sections ahead of schedule – Roads Ministry
Construction of the 34-kilometre Tamale 3rd Ring Road under the government’s Big Push Infrastructure Programme is progressing steadily, with two sections of the project reportedly ahead of schedule. The Ministry of Roads and Highways says the asphaltic concrete dual carriageway is being constructed in three lots across the Tamale Metropolis and Sagnarigu Municipality. According to […]
The Tamale 3rd Ring Road, constructed as part of Ghana's Big Push Infrastructure Programme, is advancing at a rapid pace, with two sections already completed ahead of schedule. The Ministry of Roads and Highways reports that Lot One, stretching from Banvim to Jisonayili and being built by China Railway No. 5, is 36.50 percent complete.
This lot is also ahead of its projected timeline. Lot Two, running from Jisonayili to Kanvilli under the supervision of Sinohydro Corporation Limited, has reached 22.80 percent completion. Lastly, Lot Three, encompassing the Kanvilli–Vittin Barrier section under Munisco Limited, is 43 percent complete and also ahead of schedule.
This road traverses several communities including Kanvilli, Tuunayili, Fuo, Vittin, Banvim, Datoyili, Shishegu, Kpalsi, Gurugu, and Jisonayili. Following an inspection last Wednesday, the Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, remarked that the road's completion will enhance traffic flow and boost economic activities within the Tamale Metropolis.
The project is a key component of the government's Big Push Infrastructure Programme, which seeks to enhance road connectivity across Ghana.
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