By Ishmeal 
The Minister for Roads and Highways has announced plans to give ceremonial roads in all regional capitals a facelift ahead of Ghana’s 70th Independence Anniversary celebrations in 2027.
The initiative is expected to improve the appearance and condition of key roads as the country prepares to mark the historic milestone.
The planned works will cover ceremonial roads across Ghana’s regional capitals, with attention on routes that may be used for official activities and anniversary celebrations.
The facelift is expected to improve the outlook of major roads and help prepare the regional capitals to welcome visitors during the celebrations.
Ghana will mark 70 years of independence on March 6, 2027, commemorating the country’s independence from British colonial rule in 1957.
The anniversary will provide an opportunity to reflect on Ghana’s history, achievements and development priorities since independence.
The planned road improvements are also expected to draw attention to the condition of important roads in the various regions.
However, details on the specific roads to be covered, the construction schedule and the budget for the works will be important as the project moves forward.
Residents and motorists will be looking for further information on how the facelift will be carried out and whether temporary traffic arrangements will be required during the works.
The announcement forms part of preparations to ensure that Ghana’s regional capitals are ready for the 70th Independence Anniversary celebrations.
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