GAF begin redevelopment of ageing barracks at Burma Camp
The Burma Camp Redevelopment Project, which is one of the largest military housing schemes undertaken by the GAF, will replace accommodation for 36 families with 248 family units, representing about a 600 per cent increase in housing capacity.
The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) have begun a major redevelopment drive at Burma Camp with the launch of three infrastructure projects aimed at improving accommodation and welfare for military personnel and their families.
Decent accommodation Speaking during a sod-cutting ceremony for the project last Thursday, the Deputy Minister of Defence, Ernest Brogya Genfi, described the redevelopment programme as a major investment in the welfare of military personnel, saying soldiers who dedicated their lives to protecting the country deserved decent accommodation.
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