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Government clears debt as Suame Interchange project set to resume – Roads Minister
April 1, 2026
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Government clears debt as Suame Interchange project set to resume – Roads Minister

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Key Points

  • Work on the stalled Suame Interchange Project in Kumasi is set to resume next week.
  • The resumption follows the government's clearance of outstanding payments owed to contractors.
  • Debts for certified works, which had remained unpaid since 2024, have been settled, resolving a major cause of project delays.
  • The critical road infrastructure project had faced setbacks, causing prolonged congestion and economic disruptions for residents and road users.
  • The Minister for Roads and Highways expressed appreciation for public patience and reaffirmed the government's commitment to improving road infrastructure in the Ashanti regional capital.

Why This Matters

This development is crucial for Ghana, particularly for Kumasi and the Ashanti Region, as the Suame Interchange is a vital traffic solution for a major economic hub. Its completion will significantly alleviate congestion, improve connectivity, and reduce economic disruptions, thereby enhancing productivity and quality of life for residents and businesses. Furthermore, the government's ability to settle debts and restart such a high-profile project demonstrates its commitment to infrastructure development and can instill confidence in its financial management.

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