Rehabilitation works on the 10.1-kilometre Truba–Buokrom–South Africa Road and its adjoining link roads have commenced under the Government's Big Push Initiative, Mr. Richard Ofori-Agyemang Boadi, Mayor of Kumasi, has announced.
The project, funded by the government, is expected to improve road connectivity, ease transportation challenges and facilitate the movement of people, goods and services within the beneficiary communities.
Mr. Boadi told the Ghana News Agency in Kumasi, that the project followed the collective efforts of the Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene and the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA).
He said the rehabilitation works, when completed, would improve accessibility, reduce transportation difficulties, and stimulate economic activities in the affected communities.
The Mayor also announced plans to upgrade the 2.5-kilometre Asokore Mampong–Nsenie–Oduom link roads as part of efforts to improve the road network across the metropolis.
He said the proposed upgrade would complement ongoing road infrastructure projects and further enhance connectivity for residents.
Mr. Boadi reaffirmed the Assembly's commitment to supporting infrastructure development projects aimed at addressing the needs of communities and improving residents' quality of life.
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