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Government to assign major city streets to private companies for redevelopment

He explained that the initiative was intended to mobilise private sector support for improving the condition and appearance of streets while reducing the burden on government.
Speaking at the Government Accountability Series at the Jubilee House on Monday, October 5, Mr Ayariga said the initiative would involve private sector companies including banks, manufacturing firms, construction companies, logistics businesses and insurance companies.
Mr Ayariga said the broader objective was to improve the appearance, functionality and overall urban environment of Ghanaian cities through stronger collaboration between government and the private sector.
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