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The Ministry of Roads and Highways has developed a strategy to effectively maintain the country’s road network.
With this strategy, the Ministry will be able to undertake periodic maintenance activities on the roads.
This is according to the sector minister, Mr Kwasi Amoako-Attah.
According to him, the move will help increase the number of roads in good conditions nationwide.
Mr. Amoako-Attah noted that the maintenance measures include asphalt overlay, re-ceiling works, gravelling among others.
“Government through the Ministry of Roads and Highways has developed a unique strategy for road sector nationwide.
This is to increase the percentage of roads in conditions by undertaking various periodic maintenance activities”, says sector Minster, Kwasi Amoako-Attah.
He was speaking at the commissioning of a 22 km Cape Coast inner city road project.
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