New Volta Lake port to boost cargo movement – Transport Minister

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• Ok 3 days ago

  plenty english but Nana Addo them started with this project n this aban is continuing good one there but all we r saying is keep our roads we use in a Accra clean when I say clean ministry of roads should find ways the sweep ...
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  plenty english but Nana Addo them started with this project n this aban is continuing good one there but all we r saying is keep our roads we use in a Accra clean when I say clean ministry of roads should find ways the sweep the dust on our small tarred roads we use in accra, we all no in Ghana majority branch roads are not tarred, at least the old small roads we using we must deliberately maintain and keep it strong and fix some old potholes which the big men already know. Tenk u 4 de word so sweet

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• Kwame 3 days ago

  Ghana is indeed blessed. I don't know of many countries where fresh water flows from North to South into the sea, yet we are still struggling to feed our people and pipe clean water to homes and industries.
  This is a God-giv ...
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  Ghana is indeed blessed. I don't know of many countries where fresh water flows from North to South into the sea, yet we are still struggling to feed our people and pipe clean water to homes and industries.
  This is a God-given gift, and we need to hurry up and harness it for the benefit of all citizens. We can use our rivers for agriculture, fishing, and even river transport—as we are already beginning to do. But we need to speed up efforts in all areas.
  The potential is there. The question is whether we have the will to act swiftly and wisely. We cannot afford to keep talking while the water flows past us. Let us put it to work for the people.

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• Kwam 3 days ago

  The black man with black sense too much talk, yet nothing to do off. After 70yrs as a nation we still don't know how to use our water bodies to enhance our development. It's a shame. Look at the way we are destroying the rive ...
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  The black man with black sense too much talk, yet nothing to do off. After 70yrs as a nation we still don't know how to use our water bodies to enhance our development. It's a shame. Look at the way we are destroying the rivers in the name on mining...??

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• Emmanuel Kofi 2 days ago

  We thank God forthe Minister's and govt renewed interest in the project.
  Why?
  1.Water transport is faster and cheaper than road transport, but can be much riskier,l pray for more trained crews to save passengers and cargo.R ...
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  We thank God forthe Minister's and govt renewed interest in the project.
  Why?
  1.Water transport is faster and cheaper than road transport, but can be much riskier,l pray for more trained crews to save passengers and cargo.Retired naval personnel can assist.
  2.l pray for intensified govt and company removal of tree stumps to prevent accidents on the lake,, creating safer lanes.
  3.More commercial and holiday or cruise barges for tourism boost.
  4.Intense passenger monitoring to prevent water pollution and also barges to be cleaning waterbody long to upgrade community health.
  5.Construction of mini -jetties for docking at communities living along the lake.
  More grease to your elbows able Minister.
  Resetting and building the Ghana we want.

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