Govt begins Tema Motorway reconstruction • project to cost $350m • expected to be completed in 36 months
Published:
2 months ago
Source:
Ghanaian Times
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo yesterday cut the sod for the reconstruction of the Accra-Tema Motorway and Extension project. The project valued at more than $350million is being undertaken under a Public Private Partnership (PPA) arrangement and is being undertaken by a fully-owned Ghanaian firm, Messrs Maripoma Limited. Scheduled to be completed within 36 months after start, the scope of work includes a 10-lane divided high with a full access control express highways dedicated for thorough traffic and partial access control urban highways for local community traffic. It also includes the reconstruction of the Tetteh Quarshie Interchange, construction of a new Teshie Link interchange, construction of a new Community 18 interchange, construction of new Lashibi interchange and integration of the Flower Pot interchange, Ashaiman interchange and Tema interchange. Also included is the construction of eight number toll plazas, 10 number new foot bridges, reconstruction of Poland Junction on Liberation Road, Emmanuel Eye Clinic Junction on the JJ Rawlings Avenue and adequate drainage, street lights and furniture.