🇬🇭40 Massive Projects Transforming Ghana

Ajouté : 2026-05-30

[00:00:00]They said it couldn't be done in four years. President John Mahama did it in 17 months and the results are impossible to ignore. From Ghana's recent exit from the IMF bailout program after 3 years, >> we've concluded the IMF program >> and reports of foreign reserves reaching record levels of about 14.5 billion.

[00:00:23]When we came, we met $8.3 billion worth of reserves. We have built our reserves to $13.9 billion worth of reserves. The country is stepping into what many are calling a new era of economic resets and accelerated transformation. Under the leadership of John Germany Mahama, who returned to office on January 7, 2025, Ghana has rolled out a bold resetting Ghana agenda aimed at stabilizing the economy, restoring investor confidence, and fasttracking national development. The administration is not only introducing new policies, but also aggressively pushing to complete abandoned and stored projects inherited from previous governments. A move widely seen as crucial to reducing waste and improving efficiency in public spending. From the big push infrastructure program, cutting across all regions in Ghana to sweeping economic reforms, industrial expansion, depth restructuring, railway modernization, energy reforms, agricultural modernization, and the ambitious 24-hour economy initiative.

[00:01:34]Ghana is positioning itself for stronger productivity, job creation, and long-term growth. Massive investment are being channeled into roads, railway, ports, housing, hospitals, energy, and industrial zones, signaling one of the most ambitious development drives in recent years. So, the big question is, is this the beginning of Ghana's biggest economic comeback story yet? Hello everyone, welcome to Connect Log TV, world creatment videos about Africa and the world. Today we'll be looking at the top 40 massive projects transforming Ghana in 2026 and beyond. In no particular order, the project at number 40 is set to become the central spine of Ghana's economy. A game-changing corridor linking the nation's two biggest economic orbs at a staggering cost of $1.7 billion. It is designed to supercharge trade, agriculture, logistics, and industry while seamlessly connecting Ghana to multiple regions in one bold infrastructural leap. If that sounds like something interested in, like, subscribe, share, and comment on which project you find exciting. Let's get started. One, Kasawa Winnibar road dwellization project. Years of heavy traffic congestion, frequent accident and slow movement along one of Ghana's most critical transport corridors have made the Kasawa Winnibar road realization project under President Johni Mahama a major national infrastructure priority aimed at transforming connectivity and economic activity in the central region. The estimated $180 million project will upgrade the busy stretch between Kasua and Winnaba into a modern dual carriageway equipped with interchange, flyovers, service lanes, and pedestrian bridges to improve safety and ease traffic flow along key coastal routes linking Acra to major economic and tourism centers such as Cape Coast and Takra. integrated under the big push infrastructure agenda. The project is expected to reduce travel time, cut down road accidents, strengthen tourism to historic destinations like Elmina and Cape Coast, stimulate industrial growth and enhance regional trade with long-term expansion plans, extending the dualization towards Manessim and further along the corridor to create a continuous modern economic highway shaping southern Ghana's development for decades. Two, Acra International Airport connection and expansion. As passenger traffic continues to rise rapidly in Ghana, the modernization and expansion of Acraas International Airport, formerly known as Kotka International Airport is transforming the country into a major aviation hub in West Africa under President John Dramani Mahama. The ambitious project features multimodel connection of terminal 2 and terminal 3, new passenger boarding bridges, upgraded transit systems, expanded shopping and waiting areas, renovated VIP and business lounge, and the complete upgrade of terminal 2 to ease congestion and improve passenger movement. Designed to meet international standards, the expansion is expected to boost tourism, trade, investment, and airline operations while giving travelers a smooth, faster, and more world-class airport experience in Ghana's capital, Acra. Three, security. Ghana is steadily strengthening its security and defense capabilities through major strategic investments aimed at enhancing national safety and stability. One of the key additions is the modern Airbus H175 helicopter acquired for Ghana Air Force designed for search and rescue operations, medical evacuations, maritime surveillance, and rapid response missions across the country. At the same time, the Ghana Police Service has been reinforced with about 40 armored vehicles to improve tactical operations, crowd control, and officer protection during high-risk situations.

[00:05:36]These efforts are further backed by the EU, Ghana security and defense partnership which focuses on counterterrorism, maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea, border protection, intelligence sharing and advanced training for Ghana security agencies. In addition, Ghana National Fire Service has received new utility vehicles aimed at boosting mobility, improving emergency response, and enhancing operational efficiency nationwide.

[00:06:03]Together, these initiatives reflect Ghana's growing commitment to modernizing its security architecture, strengthening national defense, and positioning the country as one of West Africa's key obs for peace, stability, and regional security. Four, redevelopment of Cape Coast, Takrai Road. The Cape Coast, Takrai Roadevelopment is a major transformation of Ghana's key 73.6 6 kilometers coastal highway linking Cape Coast in the central region to second Chakra day in western region one of the country's busiest economic and tourism corridors.

[00:06:38]The project is upgrading the road into a modern dual carriageway with multiple interchanges bridge pedestrian food bridge service lanes rest stops and axial load stations to improve safety reduce congestion and support heavy industrial traffic from oil and gas mining and the port sectors. Once completed, it is expected to cut travel time significantly, reduce accidents, boost trade and tourism, create thousands of jobs, and strengthen Ghana's role in the regional West African trade routes. The project stands as a bow step towards modernizing infrastructure and unlocking long-term economic growth along Ghana's coastline.

[00:07:16]Five, Olam Agri state-of-the-art pasta factory. The Olam Agri state-of-the-art pasta factory in Ghana is a major $40 million agroindustrial investment that marks a big step in local food production and import substitution producing up to 60,000 metric tons of pasta annually from its advanced facility built with fully automated world-class technology. The plan started with spaghetti production and is set to expand into macaroni and other pasta varieties all while ensuring highquality fortified products to support better nutrition. Beyond production, it plays a powerful economic role by reducing Ghana's heavy pasta import bill, previously estimated at over $140 million, saving foreign exchange and strengthening local industries. It also creates hundreds of jobs, supports skills development in modern food processing and integrates with Olam agrees existing wheat milling and distribution systems in Ghana. More than just a factory, it stands as a symbol of industrial transformation positioning Ghana as a growing hub for food manufacturing and even a potential exporter within West Africa. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and share the video. Six rehabilitation of offenor nasuam road dualization project.

[00:08:37]The offenor nasuam road dualization project is a major transformation of about 33.4 4 kilometers of the busy Acra Kumasi highway turning one of Ghana's most congested and accidentrone roads into a modern multilane expressway with interchange service lanes pedestrian bridge improved drainage and safety lighting executed by Maripuloma Enterprise Limited at an estimated cost of about 341 million cities. The project has reached roughly 75 to 78% completion as at the time of this recording with major sections already as fatted and some open to traffic as work continues.

[00:09:18]The project is now advancing under Ghana's infrastructure push with completion targeted around 2026. Once finished, it is expected to drastically reduce travel time between Acra and Eswam traffic on the Acra Komasi corridor, improve road safety and strengthen trade routes, linking Ghana to landlocked West African countries, making it one of the most strategic road upgrades in the country's development story. Seven, Asharami Ghana LPG vessel.

[00:09:48]President Joe Mouhamama has commissioned the MT Asharami Ghana LPG vessel in Osan, South Korea, marking a major boost in Ghana's energy security and clean cooking agenda. The state-of-the-art 40,000 cubic meter dual fuel LPG carrier built by HD IDA heavy industry in partnership with Sahara Energy and West Africa Gas Limited is designed to strengthen the supply and transportation of liqufied petroleum gas across Ghana and the wider West African region with Ghana still importing parts of it LPG needs. The vessel is set to stabilize supply, improve distribution efficiency, and support clearer energy use by reducing reliance on charcoal and kerosene. It also reflects a stronger international corporation and positions Ghana as an emerging energy or advancing both economic growth and the push towards affordable sustainable fuel access for millions of households.

[00:10:46]Eight, Tema motorway expansion. The Tema motorway expansion is a major transformation of Ghana's most important transport corridor, linking Acra to the Tema port. Originally built in the 1960s, but now overwhelmed by heavy traffic, industrial growth, and rising trade demands first identified as a crucial infrastructure priority during earlier administrations, including the vision period under President John Drammani Mahama. The project has now evolved into a modern massive upgrade featuring a 10-lane expressway system with interchains, pedestrian bridge, improved access routes designed to separate long-distance traffic from local commuters. With construction ongoing and progressing steadily, the project aims to reduce congestion, improve road safety, speed up freight movement from the ports, and strengthen Ghana's position as a key logistics hub in West Africa, turning a once overburdening motorway into a modern economic lifeline for millions. Nine, reconstruction of Dodoa, Aphenia Dwenya Road. The reconstruction of Dodoa Aphenia Dwya road under President John Mahama's big push infrastructure program is transforming one of greater Accra's busiest and most important corridors into a modern transport lifeline covering about 24.8 km plus adjoining town roads. The project is executed by Aswell Investment Limited. Includes new asphalt paving, improved drainage systems, a major 40 m bridge over the river depor coveret and extensive storm water channels to finally solve long-standing flooding and traffic challenges. With a 24 months timeline, the road is already progressing ahead of schedule, promising faster travel time, safer journeys, and stronger links between Acra, Dodoa, Aphenia, Dawwa, Tema, and surrounding communities. 10.

[00:12:37]Healthcare. President John Mahama's healthcare vision is anchored on two powerful reforms transforming Ghana's healthcare system. The Mahama Care's Ghana Medical Trust Fund and the Free Primary Healthcare Program. Together they are designed to make health care more accessible, affordable, and equitable for all citizens. The Mama Cares Fund serves as a national safety net for serious and costly conditions like cancer, kidney failure, stroke, heart disease, diabetes, and cle cell helping families reduce heavy financial burdens on long-term treatment and ensure patients can access life-saving care. Complementing this is the free primary healthcare program which guarantees free basic health care services such as consultations, maternal care, immunization, routine checkups and early disease detection delivered through expanded community health systems and mobile clinics to reach both rural and urban populations. While one focuses on everyday health needs and prevention, the other protects citizens from catastrophic medical cost, working together to strengthen universal health coverage in Ghana and move the country towards a future where quality healthcare is no longer a privilege for the few, but a right for every Ghanaian.

[00:13:51]Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video. 11.

[00:13:57]Expansion of Tetquashi Interchange Bridge in one eye way. The expansion of Tetquasher interchange along the N1 highway in Accra is a major infrastructure upgrade aimed to ease one of the city's worst traffic bottlenecks and improving movement across key national routes linking Acra to Medina Tema and the wider eastern corridor. The project involves widening the existing bridge, installing massive pre-cast T beams and redesigning surrounding lanes to increase traffic capacity. As one of Ghana's busiest transport orbs, the interchain plays a vital role in connecting major economic and residential zones and the upgrade is expected to reduce congestion, improve travel time, and boost trade and logistics efficiency. 12. Hoya lithium project. The Hoya lithium project in Ghana's central region is set to mark a historic shift in the country's mining industry as it becomes Ghana's first ever lithium producing mine developed by Atlantic lithium located near Macasm within the rich Cape Coast lithium belt.

[00:15:00]The project host high-grade subdumi deposit with an estimated resource of about 35 million tons. Once fully operational, it is expected to produce over 300,000 tons of lithium concentrates annually, positioning Ghana as a key player in the global electric vehicle and clean energy supply chain, promises jobs, infrastructure growth, and new foreign investment while also diversifying Ghana's economy beyond gold, cocoa, and oil. The project stands as a powerful symbol of Ghana's transition into a future of green energy minerals. 13. Ghana Metro Mass Transit Revival. The revival of Ghana's Metro Mass Transit under President John Dramani Mahama marks a major push to modernize and restore affordable public transport through the introduction of over 300 new buses in the first phase.

[00:15:50]The brother plan pushes the total fleet expansion towards 500 to even 1,000 buses over time. This initiative aims to replace the aging limited fleet and strengthen the company's ability to serve both urban and rural communities, making daily commuting more reliable and accessible. The new buses are expected to ease congestion, reduce transport cost for ordinary citizens, improve connectivity to undeserved areas, and boost jobs within the transport sector.

[00:16:19]14. Upgrading and rehabilitation of 195 km Weni Solar Road. The 195 km Wii solar road rehabilitation under President John Mahama's big push program is set to transform one of Ghana's most vital transport corridors linking WI through solar to W and strengthen trade routes towards Bokina. Once completed the upgraded highway would drastically cut travel time, reduce vehicle operating cost and ease movement of thousands of tons of agricultural goods like yam, maize, cashew and sheer product. that pass through the corridor daily. The project involves full reconstruction, road widening, modern dring system, and safety installation while also being supported by improved intercity transport services including new buses to modernize travel along the route. 15 40 million Ghana cities investment into films, creative industry, art sector.

[00:17:15]President John Drammani Mahama has committed 40 million Ghana cities into Ghana's film, creative arts, and wider cultural industry, marking one of the boldest government interventions in the sector in recent years. The package is split into 20 million Ghana cities for the film industry supporting production revitalizing Kumar Wood, Gollywood and independent filmmakers through the National Film Authority and 20 million Ghana cities for the creative art sector covering music fashion dance, visual arts, digital content creators under the creative arts agency. The goal is to turn creativity into real economic engine by creating jobs for young people, boosting Ghana's global cultural influence, and strengthening the country's film and entertainment value chain. Alongside this funding, plans are also being advanced to improve key cultural infrastructures like the national theater and major creative venues, positioning Ghana as a leading hub for arts and entertainment in Africa while promoting its stories to global audience. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video. 16.

[00:18:23]Relaunch of Kodokchrome Secondi Takra Corridor Rail Service. Ghana's Kodoko Chrome Secondi Takrade Rail service has been officially brought back to life after about 2 years of suspension, marking a major step in the country's transport revival effort. Relaunched in April 2026 after rehabilitation works on the 15 km corridor. The commuter line is designed to ease traffic congestion in the busy second Takra day metropolis cut travel time and improve daily movement for workers, traders, and residents. The route plays a strategic role in the western region's economy, linking key industrial and port zones with long-term plans to support mining and fright movement. The revival is part of of Ghana's broader railway reset agenda aimed at restoring neglected rail infrastructure and repositioning rail transport as a reliable backbone for trade, mobility, and economic growth.

[00:19:17]17. Ghana's integrated digital wallet into national ID system. Ghana is taking a bold step into the future with the integration of a digital wallet into its national ID system, the Ghana card, turning it into more than just an identity tool, but a full financial gateway for citizens with over 19 million people enrolled and widespread institutional integration. The Ghana card now connects identity, banking, and payment in one system, allowing users to store money, transfer funds, and access services through mobile apps and simple USSD codes even without a smartphone.

[00:19:55]This initiative is driving financial inclusion, reducing fraud, and pushing the country towards a cashless economy while also linking government services like tax, health insurance, and licensing into a seamless digital ecosystem. 18. Construction of Temallay Todd Ring Road phase 1. The construction of Tale Todd Ring Road phase 1 under President John Rammani Mahama is a major big push infrastructure project designed to transform mobility and economic activities in northern Ghana covering about 34 km around Tali. The ring road will link key communities and major highways while diverting heavy traffic away from the city center easing congestion and improving safety. The project is being phased in segment with works officially starting in January 2026. Once completed, it is expected to significantly reduce travel time, boost trade and agricultural logistics, open up new businesses and real estate corridors, and position Tali as a modern transport and economic hub connecting Ghana to the wider Sahel region. 19. 80 km Gingin Sampa Road project. The 80 km ging samp road project in Ghana's Bono region under President Joe Mahama is a major transformation of a key economic corridor linking Gingin through Berkum to the brother town of Sampa near Ko Devoir once a difficult and deteriorating route. It is being fully upgraded to asat standard as part of the government's big push infrastructure drive. The road is strategically important for farmers especially in cashew producing areas and for crossber trade between Ghana and Kivvoir helping to move goods faster reduce transport cost and open up rural communities to bigger markets with improved drainage stronger road structure and long-term durability in focus. The project is also creating jobs boosting local economic activities scheduled for completion around 2027 20 general hospital reconstruction. The La General Hospital reconstruction in Accra is a major healthc care revival project championed under President John Dramani Mahama aimed at replacing the old La Clinic which was demolished in 2020 due to its outdated condition. The new modern facility is being redesigned as a six-story hospital with expanded capacity, including up to 160 beds, advanced emergency and surgical units, modern diagnostics equipment, and improved outpatient services to better serve LA community and reduce pressure on hospitals like Kibu and Ridge. The general hospital reconstruction has been reactivated with stronger government oversight and renewed commitment to completion with President Mahama personally inspecting the progress and pushing for steady work on the site.

[00:22:40]Once completed, expected around November 2027, the hospital is set to transform healthcare delivery in Accra by improving access to quality medical care is congestion in major hospitals and restoring a vital health facility to one of the city's busiest communities. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video. 21. $90 million share processing factory. A groundbreaking $90 million Danishbacked investment in Ghana's sheer industry is set to transform the country's agricultural future by establishing a modern sheer processing factory that moves Ghana away from exporting raw nuts to producing highquality product like sheer butter and oils locally. Led through a partnership involving the government of Ghana aka Ghana Limited and supported by Denmark, the project is expected to create over 100 direct jobs, empowering more than 300,000 women in northern Ghana who depend on share collection for their livelihood through better market access funding and fair pricing system.

[00:23:43]Beyond industrial growth, it also includes training for youthme development and the creation of the AK Ghana innovation academy while promoting environmental stability through shared tree protection and reforestation. 22.

[00:23:56]The first CNG virtual pipeline network.

[00:23:59]Ghana has taken a bold leap into clean energy future with the launch of its first ever CNG virtual pipeline network in the Tema industrial area developed by Terraore Energy Group. Unlike traditional pipelines, this innovative system compresses natural gas and transport it by specialized trucks to industries that are not connected to pipeline networks, making energy access faster, more flexible, and more affordable. Starting with a capacity of 5.1 million standard cubic feet per day and designed to expand to 10 mm SCFD, the project is set to power factories, boost manufacturing, cut dependency on expensive diesel and reduce carbon emission across industrial zones. 23.

[00:24:43]Construction of W and Tumu Navarongo and Am road. The Wa and Tumu Navango and Amil Road project under President John Mahama's big push agenda is a massive transformation drive reshaping northern Ghana's transport network covering about 260 km and linking towns like Wa Tumu Navirango Amlay and surrounding borders.

[00:25:07]This strategic road corridor is designed to open up farming communities, reduce transport cost, cut down post- harvest losses and make it easier for goods and people to move across upper west and upper east regions all the way to Bokina Faso, boosting crossber trade and regional integration. 24. Construction of 24 hours economy model market at Kukuo and Bimila. President John Germanmani Mahama has launched the construction of 24 hours economy model market at Kuku in Tallay and Bimila in the northern region as part of a bold national plan to transform Ghana's trade system into a roundthe-clock economic orb. These modern facilities are designed far beyond traditional market featuring lockable shops, warehouse, code storage units, clinics, daycare centers, banking services, police post and fire stations to ensure safe and continuous day and night commercial activity. The goal is to boost trade, reduce post office losses, support farmers and create thousands of jobs for traders, youth and service providers while strengthening local economies position in key agricultural areas especially bimbila which produces major crops like yam, maize and granuts. The project is expected to connect farmers directly to markets, improve food distribution and reduce wastage.

[00:26:28]Ultimately, this initiative forms a core part of Ghana's 24-hour economic vision to expand productivity, increase income, and ensure that the economic lifeline continues without pause across the country. 25. B5 plus group, steel ball mill and section meal manufacturing plant. The B5+ group steel ball mill and section meal manufacturing plant in Ghana is a major industrial breakthrough that is transforming the country's steel production and reducing dependency on imports. Located in the greater Ara region and operated by one of West Africa's largest steel companies, B5+ group, this facility produce essential materials like structural steel beams, channels, angles, reinforcement bars, and high strength grinding balls used in mining. Commissioned in 2026 as part of Ghana's push for industrial growth, the plant operates a modern 24-hour production model designed to boost output, creates jobs, and strengthen the local construction and mining sector with Ghana importing hu volumes of steel annually. This plant is seen as a gamecher that will save foreign exchange, support infrastructure development, and position the country as a rising steel orb in West Africa. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video. 26. Green City Deua Housing Project. Stretching across nearly 200 acres of land at the Desa near Kumasi. The ambitious green city housing project under President John Dramani Mahama is set to become one of Ghana's most transformative smart city development. delivering over 1,000 modern homes alongside plans to relocate some government offices to the new enclave as part of efforts to recongest Acra and boost development in the Ashanti region. Backed by a 3 billion Ghana cities housing fund, the echco-friendly project will feature modern roads, drainage systems, green recreational spaces, commercial centers, and secure affordable housing targeted at teachers, nurses, civil servants, and middle inome earners with homes sold in Ghana cities to protect buyers from extend rate shocks. The project is expected to create thousands of jobs, stimulate businesses around Kumasi and Bosamui, and position the area as a future administrative and economic powerhouse while tackling Ghana's housing deficit and redefining urban development in the country. 27. Tal and Yendin water system project. The Tale and Yedin water system project is a major life-changing infrastructure development in northern Ghana designed to finally solve long-standing water shortages in the region. It involves the construction of a modern high-capacity water supply system drawing from the volta river ate with the ability to produce about 30 million gallons of water daily for him and surrounding communities. While the yending system is being upgraded to deliver around 15,000 cubic meters of clean water each daily to yendin and nearby towns like inani sambu and adibbo. This massive intervention replaces decades old and overstressed facilities that could no longer meet rising demand caused by rapid population growth and urban expansion. 28 engineers and planners $1.2 billion investment plans in Damang and Taqua mines. Engineers and planners EMP is making one of the boldest moves in Ghana's mining sector with a massive $1.2 billion investment plan focused on Damag and Taqua gold mines in the western region. The initiative aims to modernize operations and expand production and significantly improve efficiency across both sides. Taqua, one of Ghana's largest gold mines and Damang, a key strategic asset undergoing renewed development are expected to benefit from upgraded infrastructure, advanced mining systems, and a major fleet expansion, including heavyduty equipment such as Caterpillar 785D or trucks to enhance large scale or movement. Building on its long-term commitment to Ghana's mining industry and previous expansions worth hundreds of millions of dollars, this investment signals a new phase of growth that could boost gold output, create thousands of jobs, and further strengthen Ghana's position as Africa's leading gold producer beyond machinery and production. It also reflects a stronger push for indigenous control and long-term sustainability in the sector, positioning EMP as a key homegrown force, shaping the future of Ghana's mineral wealth. Recently, Diamond Gold Mine Limited also recorded a milestone by selling 100% of its force gold output to Gold Board and the Bank of Ghana. 29 $250 million float glass factory in Shama. The $250 million float glass factory in Sharma in Ghana's western region is set to become a major industrial gamecher, transforming the country from a heavy importer of glass into a leading producer in West Africa.

[00:31:22]Developed in partnership with Kedar Ghana ceramics company Limited. The facility will produce highquality float glass used for windows, automative windshields, mirrors, and construction materials, helping Ghana reduce the yield foreign exchange spent on imports, which currently runs into tens of thousands of tons annually with a planned production capacity of up to 1,400 tons per day across two phases.

[00:31:48]The factory is expected to generate over $100 million in annual export revenue, create more than 2,000 direct jobs, and stimulate thousands of more indirectly positioned as part of Ghana's brother industrial push under the 24-hour economy and manufacturing expansion agenda. 30. Air Ghana. Air Ghana, a leading cargo airline with over 30 years of experience in aviation logistics, has taken a major step forward with the launch of its third dedicated cargo aircraft at the Acra International Airport in May 2026. Operating as one of the six cargo carriers at the airport, the company continues to strengthen Ghana's position as a growing West African logistics or the new Boeing 737400 Frighter enhance its capacity to move goods faster and more efficiently across the region, supporting trade, export, and supply chain. This development highlights the rapid growth of Ghana's air cargo industry and reinforcing Acra's role as a key gateway for regional and international commerce. Air Ghana has also indicated plans to expand into passenger operations in the future.

[00:32:54]Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video. 31. 110 million claybased cement factory. The 110 million claybased cement factory is a major leap in modern echofriendly industrial development built around innovative limestone causing clay cement technology that replaces much of the traditional limestone clinker with processed clay to significantly reduce carbon emission and production cost. The massive facility is designed to produce about 1.5 million tons of cement annually along with hundreds of thousands of tons of calcium clay used for blending making it one of the largest plants of its kind in the world.

[00:33:36]Beyond its scale, the project is a gamecher for the economy and the environment, cutting dependency on imported clean car, supporting local raw materials, creating jobs, and boosting Ghana's construction and infrastructure sector with more affordable and sustainable cement. 32. Daboas Water Treatment Plant. The Daboas Water Treatment Plant in Ghana's western region is undergoing a major transformation as part of the secondary Takarade water supply rehabilitation and expansion project. Designed to solve long-standing water shortages in one of the country's fastest growing urban and industrial area located along the Pra River in the Wasa East district. The facility originally built in the 1960s has been upgraded into a modern system with a new capacity of about 22 million gallons per day enough to serve over 1 million people across secondary itakra day. The expansion includes new intake systems, advanced sediment control, pumping stations, pipelines, and dedicated power supply to ensure reliable operation. Currently about 98% complete as at the time of this recording and expected to be fully operational by May 2026. The project is set to end chronic water rationing, support industrial and port activities, and improve public health. 33. Atoku Franka road project. The Atimpoku Franka road project is a key but often overlooked lifeline in Ghana's eastern region. Designed to improve connectivity between rural farming communities around Franka and major transport orbs of Atimpoku near the Adobe bridge which links southern Ghana to the VA region as part of the broader eastern corridor and the big bush infrastructure upgrade. The road is expected to ease the movement of agricultural produce like casaba maze and plantain, reduce travel time and strengthen trade links between inland towns and major markets in Acra and beyond. For years, residents have battled poor road conditions, flooding and long travel delays. But this upgrade promises smoother transport, safer journeys, and stronger economic opportunities by connecting farmers, traders, and commuters more efficiently into Ghana's growing road network. 34.

[00:35:50]Establishment of farmer service centers under President John Mahama's le administration. Ghana's farmer service center is being rolled out as a game-changing agricultural transformation program designed to make modern farming more affordable and accessible. This initiative will establish about 50 centers nationwide starting with 11 in the first phase funded in the 2026 budget each equipped with tractors, avesters, planting and spraying machines and other modern tools to serve farmers on a share use basis.

[00:36:22]Instead of struggling to buy expensive equipment, farmers will simply access mechanized services at these orbs, helping to reduce cost, boost productivity, and cut post office losses with over 4,000 pieces of machineries expected to be deployed. The project is aimed at turning agriculture into a more commercial yearround industry, strengthening food security, increasing rural incomes, and pushing Ghana towards a more modern and self-sufficient agricultural economy. 35. Apermanium Western Regional Hospital. The Apermanium Western Regional Hospital in Ghana's Aanta Western Municipality is a major 250 bed modern healthcare project initiated to ease pressure on the overboarding EIA in Quanta Regional Hospital and expand access to quality medical care in the western region.

[00:37:13]Designed as a state-of-the-art facility with ICUs, surgical theaters, maternal and children's ward, laboratories, diialysis and emergency units, the project is part of efforts to modernize Ghana's healthcare system. President John Mahama has since ordered the resumption of work, resolving financial bottlenecks and directing contractors back to site with a bold promise to complete the hospital within 18 months.

[00:37:36]Once complete, the facility is expected to transform healthcare delivery in the region, reduce congestion, improve emergency response, and strengthen medical services for thousands of residents across the western corridor.

[00:37:49]Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video. 36.

[00:37:54]Connection of Tema and Katagena ports.

[00:37:56]Ghana and Colombia have signed a landmark agreement to directly connect the port of Tema in Ghana with the port of Katagena in Colombia, creating a new maritime trade corridor between West Africa and Latin America. The deal is designed to boost trade, cut shipping costs and delays and strengthen economic ties between the two regions by allowing goods to move directly across the Atlantic without relying on traditional transit route through Europe and Northern America. Terma, Ghana's busiest and most strategic deep sea port, will now be linked with Katagena, one of Latin America's key logistics hub, opening up new opportunities for exports like cocoa, gold, and oil from Ghana and manufactured and agricultural goods from Colombia. 37 Bleusu Sea Defense Project Phase 2. The Bleus Sea Defense Project Phase 2 is a major coastal protection and community development initiative in Ghana's VA region launched in 2025 to permanently tackle the devastating effect of sea erosion and tide waves that have destroyed homes, displaced families and threatened livelihoods in communities like Bleusu, Gavendi and Adina covering about 8 kilometers of coastal line. The project involved the construction of rock armored garins, revisement and shoreline stabilization systems designed to break wave energy and rebuild the coastline over time.

[00:39:17]Beyond protection, it includes vital social infrastructure such as modern fish market, cold storage, processing facilities, sanitation systems, and transport orbs to boost local economic activities. 38. Ghana's $ 1.5 billion oil and gas investment. Ghana is set for a major boost in its energy sector as President Johnhammer's administration secures a landmark $ 1.5 billion oil and gas investment partnership with global energy players NE vital and GNPC aimed at expanding offshore production improving gas supply and strengthening the country's energy infrastructure. The D focuses on reviving key oil fields like Sofa G in OCTP, increasing natural gas output for power generation, upgrading pipelines and offshore facility, and creating thousands of jobs across the value chain. Beyond boosting productivity, the investment is expected to stabilize electricity supply, reduce energy cost, attract more foreign investors, and reinforce Ghana's position as one of West Africa's emerging energy orbs, marking a significant step towards long-term energy security and economic growth. 39 34 km Sununani Outer Ring Road. The 34 kilometers Sununyani outer ring road project in Ghana is a major big push infrastructure development designed to transform movement and economic activities in the Bono region by creating a modern bypass around Sununyani city. Once completed, it will connect key corridors like Kumasi Sunani, Sununyani Tima and Suni Berum, helping to divert heavy traffic away from the city center, ease congestion and improve road safety. The project is already progressing steadily with works, draining systems and several sections reaching formation level as contractors prepare for asphalt lane beyond easing traffic. The ring road is expected to boost trade, agriculture, logistics and urban development, turning soni into a stronger regional orb. If you've gotten this far, don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video. 40.

[00:41:22]Arakumasi Expressway. Ghana's planned Acra Kumasi Expressway estimated at about $1.7 billion under President John Mahama's big push agenda is set to become a true gamechanger for the nation's economy by linking its two biggest OBS Acra and Kumasi through a modern high-speed access controlled corridor of about 198.7 km designed as a six-lane expressway. It will cut travel time from nearly 5 hours to about 2 and 1/2. ease congestion and open up new development zones across the eastern and Ashanti region. Beyond just moving vehicles faster, the project is expected to transform Ghana's economy by boosting trade, strengthening agriculture, improving logistics, attracting industries, and connecting key regional markets into one seamless economic network, making it more than a road.

[00:42:14]It's a powerful spine driving national growth and regional integration. Thank you for watching. Let us know your thoughts in the comments. If you enjoyed this video, you enjoyed this one, too.

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