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Ghana’s $105M Road |Mahama Brings Back Life to the Accra-Aflao Road Project| 🇬🇭🚀

The Tema-Aflao Dual Carriageway Project is finally back in motion after a 15-month suspension due to funding issues and debt restructuring. Now under the administration of President John Dramani Mahama, construction resumed on April 7, 2025. This 17-km road includes a 3-lane dual carriageway, 4 interchanges, service lanes, drainage systems, pedestrian bridges, and high-mast lighting. With contractors BHM International Construction (UK) Ltd and First Sky Ltd leading the charge, the project aims to ease traffic, boost trade, and link Ghana more efficiently with the ECOWAS region. Watch this full update on Ghana’s Eastern Corridor transformation. Subscribe to Lens Legends for more! Discover Ghana's ambitious $10 billion "Big Push" infrastructure program and how it could revolutionize urban transportation in Accra and Kumasi. This video explores the potential benefits of modern trams, light rail systems, and improved roads, highlighting the transformative impact on daily life, economic growth, and regional connectivity. Learn about President John Dramani Mahama's vision for international partnerships, particularly with Czech businesses, to bring expertise in integrated transport systems to Ghana. We discuss the ripple effects of enhanced infrastructure on trade, productivity, and Ghana's position in the African Continental Free Trade Area. From reduced travel times to improved air quality, we break down the potential advantages of this massive project. We also address the challenges ahead and the importance of local and international collaboration in making this dream a reality. Join us as we envision a more connected, efficient Ghana and explore how the "Big Push" program could shape our nation's future. Share your thoughts on this exciting development in the comments below! #ghana #infrastructure #urbandevelopment #transportation #accra #kumasi #economicgrowth #czech ghana partnership #africantrade #sustainabletransport Ghana infrastructure, Big Push program, urban development, Accra transportation, Kumasi light rail, economic growth Ghana, Czech-Ghana partnership, African Continental Free Trade Area, sustainable transport, President Mahama, tram systems Ghana, Ghana urban planning, infrastructure investment, Ghana economic development, public transit Ghana, Ghana-Czech cooperation, African trade hub, Ghana future cities, Ghana traffic solutions, infrastructure challenges Czech-Ghana Partnership #ghanainfrastructure #bigpushprogram #urbandevelopment #accratransportation #kumasilightrail #economicgrowthghana #czechghanapartnership #afcfta #sustainabletransport #presidentmahama #tramghana #ghanaurbanplanning #infrastructureinvestment #ghanaeconomy #publictransitghana #ghanaczechcooperation #africantradehub #ghanafuturecities #ghanatrafficsolutions # infrastructurechallenges After years of neglect and mounting frustration, one of Ghana’s most crucial highways is finally getting a new lease on life. In this documentary-style ride-along, we travel the long-neglected Tema-Aflao road – a critical trade artery connecting Ghana to Togo and beyond – to uncover why it fell into disrepair and how it’s now being revived. 🇬🇭 From its historical abandonment and “unpaved road to hell” reputation among locals to its economic importance as part of the Abidjan-Lagos corridor linking five West African nations, this video dives deep into the road’s story and significance. Heavy machinery and construction crews are back on site at last, transforming the once-derelict highway into a modern dual carriageway. Work on the 17-kilometre stretch (from the Kpone Barrier past Community 25 to Miotso) resumed in April 2025 after a 15-month halt, following renewed government assurances that funding is secured. We show you exclusive footage of bulldozers and pavers in action as UK-based BHM International Construction Ltd. (the project contractor) races to make up for lost time. You’ll hear how President Mahama’s administration galvanized this restart – the Roads Minister, Hon. Kwame Agbodza, personally urged contractors back to work with a promise to restore payments after the previous government’s debt crisis froze the project. Government officials and engineers on camera outline the new timeline: about 18 months to complete this first phase, which includes four interchanges (at Kpone, Savannah Junction, Afienya, and Prampram) along with modern drainage, pedestrian bridges and lighting. We clearly explain the updated project schedule and how BHM and its Ghanaian partners plan to deliver by the deadline. This video also captures the public outcry and hope surrounding the Tema-Aflao road. We recount recent protests by frustrated residents who donned red and carried “#FixTheRoads” placards, marching at dawn from Kpone Barrier to Dawhenya to demand action. 🇬🇭🚀