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'Big Push': Government assures contractors of prompt payments

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  • Kwaku Tee 22 hours ago

    You can't pay teachers and nurses or even get money to settle our short term recurrent expenditure yet President Mahama's NDC govt is always raising our hopes as if there's money somewhere. You can't govern a nation with tric ...
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  • Nana 21 hours ago

    President Mahama's NDC Govt is borrowing to pay Civil & Public Servants yet they are portraying a false picture as if there's some monies somewhere for Big Push. Why won't teachers, nurses & lecturers go on strike?

  • Samy 18 hours ago

    Hon Road minister land owners and farmers who’s land and cocoa farms were destroyed by the Ksi express road are still at Mukyiam near Akim Oda have not been compensated or heard anything from government .please , we are wa ...
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  • Wai! Is there noko fio eith your allowance? 17 hours ago

    So you expect the same treatment? Use your head. There will always be money for road projects.

  • Kweku 16 hours ago

    No work is going on the Ashaiman Akosombo road project

  • outstanding payments 12 hours ago

    i wish to request road minister to make outstanding payments of almost 4 years to small road contractors like my company. we havw worked through deptt of urban road and our payments are as old as 4 years

  • Kofi 4 hours ago

    Some are as old as 5yrs, which sadly loans were contracted to execute. Certificates were raised back under NPP administration, however, payments are yet to be completed. What a country! Those loans are incurring huge intere ...
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  • Kenneth Anaafi 5 hours ago

    Why can't the government establish state own construction corporation to build all roads like the CPP government before simply because of corruption at the highest levels road construction contracts are awarded, monies paid b ...
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  • Kwesi 3 hours ago

    Not so with teachers' allowances because teachers are not important in the givernment scheme of things. Good governsnce.