Significant Road Developments in Kwahu

Since 2017, the Eastern Regional Minister, Seth Kwame Acheampong, has reported the completion of over 1,487 kilometers of roads across the region, with Kwahu being a major beneficiary. Notable projects include:​

• Nkawkaw Town Roads: The rehabilitation of Nkawkaw town roads has significantly improved intra-town transportation, facilitating smoother commutes for residents and visitors alike.​

• Nkawkaw to Domeabra to Buaben Road: This reconstruction project has enhanced the road network, making travel between these communities more efficient. ​

• Kwahu Tafo to Ankoma to Miaso Roads: Upgrades to these roads have improved access to key towns, promoting trade and social interactions. ​

Boosting Connectivity and Economic Activite

The extensive roadworks in Kwahu have led to:​

• Enhanced Transportation: Improved roads have reduced travel times and vehicle operating costs, benefiting daily commuters and businesses.​

• Economic Growth: Better connectivity has opened up markets for local products, attracting traders and tourists, thereby stimulating the local economy.​

• Social Integration: Easier access between towns has strengthened community bonds and facilitated the exchange of cultural and social services.​

Government's Commitment to Infrastructure Development

The government's dedication to infrastructure is evident in the substantial investments in the Eastern Region. According to Minister Acheampong, the current administration has completed over 185 kilometers of road construction in the region since 2017, surpassing the total road development achieved under the previous administration. ​

Looking Ahead

The ongoing and completed road projects in Kwahu are a testament to the government's commitment to enhancing regional infrastructure. These developments not only improve transportation but also lay the foundation for sustained economic and social growth in the Eastern Region.