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Baliv254:
and you think kenya doesnt have private airlines
youll be suprised when i start posting pics
you people are very ignorant about kenya from being spoon fed whatever you see from blogs and western media

popizaino:
Everyone here knows you won't say the truths even if it hits you so go and hide your head in shame and don't bring me this crab.

Ghana highway authority ko ,gold coast expressway council ni.

Wuoche:
So which one do you want us to go with? Cause when it comes to the first link, it is 109,000km with no tarmacked percentage. So I`ll use the 12% from the economics which will give us 12,000km of paved roads

Shma:
you have 12,000km of paved road in 2020.

Wuoche:
You have 12,000km of paved roads.

Wuoche:
So you have been having 109,000km of road network since 2004? . My friend just accept that your lies has reached the end and move on.

Shma:
keep ranting, the reason I told you only Uganda can match your country, our highways paved network alone was 14k km by 2017,
Your total paved road network is 12k km.
Lol
Go trace Uganda.


I guess our Kura road is barely the same as yours.

Wuoche:
In your links I haven`t seen 27% of 109,000km. If you have it please share the screenshot.

Wuoche:
See how desparate and confuse you are, the first link says that Ghana has a road network of 109,000km while the second link says that Ghanian road network stand at 780,000km with 27% of it paved, I f I may ask, do you know what 27% of 780,000km is? . My calculations give me 210,000km as the answer.

Shma:
we have already established that your paved road network is a mere 12k km.
Keep ranting.

Shma:
don't deceive yourselves pipo.
Every inch of development will reflect on the pictures and the state on ground.
Your country has nothing over Uganda.

popizaino:
Do you live in alternate Ghana or what? Why can't you say things the way they are for once biko.is it to score cheap point or what ?Man you are fast becoming a joke thats is if you not already one There is a thin line between telling lies and sounding foolish and stupid at the same time.

Now check the pics below and tell yours where you got your imaginary 109,515km ?

Wuoche:
Yeah . He first disputed the 16,000km. Now his number has gotten us to 12,000km of paved roads

Shma:
your road network is barely 12k km to 16k km.
I will give you 18k km max.

Wuoche:
Ok, because you don`t want me to quote your transport minister, let`s go by your figure of 109,000km road network. Now out of that 109,000km, only 12.6% of it is tarmacked. Please you can do the maths for us

https://tradingeconomics.com/ghana/roads-total-network-km-wb-data.html

Wuoche:
Ok, out of that 109,000km only 12% is paved. That`s around 12,000km ofpaved roads

hana | Infrastructure

Investment in transport with private participation
550000000 USDPublic private partnerships investment in energy (current US$)
1533000000Quality of port infrastructure, WEF (1=extremely underdeveloped to 7=well developed and efficient by international standards)
3.6Air transport, registered carrier departures worldwide
14373Air transport, freight (million ton-km)
0.2627Air transport, passengers carried
467438Roads, paved (% of total roads)
12.6 %Roads, total network (km)
109515Internet users (per 100 people)
70.43ICT goods imports (% total goods imports)
2.51 %ICT goods exports (% of total goods exports)
0.0241 %Households with television
47.4 %Telecommunications revenue (% GDP)
2.88 %Secure Internet servers (per 1 million people)
45.01Secure Internet servers
1369International Internet bandwidth (Mbps)
792Fixed broadband Internet subscribers (per 100 people)
0.2094Fixed broadband Internet subscribers
62320Telephone lines (per 100 people)
0.9352Telephone lines
278379Personal computers (per 100 people)
1.06Mobile cellular subscriptions (per 100 people)
138Mobile cellular subscriptions
40934875Vehicles (per km of road)
5 kmMotor vehicles
30Container port traffic (TEU: 20 foot equivalent units)
1009400Liner shipping connectivity index (maximum value in 2004 = 100)
19.84Trademark applications, resident, by count
833Trademark applications, nonresident, by count
4515Industrial design applications, resident, by count
796Industrial design applications, nonresident, by count
92Public private partnerships investment in transport (current US$)
550000000

https://tradingeconomics.com/ghana/roads-total-network-km-wb-data.html

Shma:
don't compare Ghana with East Africa cos Uganda alone takes you down.

Shma:
their paved road network is not anywhere close to 18k km.

Wuoche:
Show me link which states that you have paved 36.000km of roads. In Kenya, the total paved roads stood at 21,000km in 2019 and I can provide you with evidence. For now it`s your turn to show us the evidence.

Wuoche:
Are these Wikipedia?
https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/It-s-a-shame-only-23-of-our-entire-road-network-is-paved-Roads-Minister-717991
https://constructionreviewonline.com/2020/02/ghana-to-construct-five-critical-roads-in-the-upper-west-region/

Baliv254:
wont see shit like this in west africa
kenya ethiopia tanzania uganda and rwanda all operate their own

Baliv254:
thanks for reminding us about something else we also floor your entire precious WA region

Wuoche:
Remember I`m quoting your road minister. So tell me, how long is you road network? Is it 109,000km or 780,000km or 72,000km? Whichis which. Your answer should be accompanied by a confirmatory link

Mkenya2019:
What private airline in Ghana and Nigeria. KQ's own subsidiaries alone beat all of them combined.

KQ has Jambojet flying regionally. It also own majority of TZ Flamingo or Precision Airline.

You cannot hack airline industry because simple stuff like keeping time is nuclear science for you.

Shma:
what are you saying,
Those players just fixed up things to cover up the shame from the beating they received.
Ghanaians with all the masculinity in the leg can't complain of potholes especially when they walk on it daily.

Fix your roads, make your stadiums looks appealing and we can have this discussion.

Wuoche:
You won`t find a single pothole in Nairobi Mombasa highway. In the mean time you can continue tarmacking your roads to reach atleast 18000km

Mkenya2019:
Loss-making is part of any running business. Tell us why Ghana and NIgeria airlines were last seen on air 30yrs ago...and why you cannot run a profitable airline considering the huge diaspora you have...and free oil.

Wuoche:
Please stop multiplying figures, Your road network was around 70,000 by last year which only 23% was paved
In 2017, Ghana had a road network of 67,000km with only 17% of those tarmaced. So please stop multiplying numbers here

Wuoche:
I don`t dal with Wikipedia please. This is another article 2020 February. They have repeated the same thing,


Ghana to construct five critical roads in the Upper West Region
By Emmalogo555 -Modified date: Feb 13, 2020
Ghana to construct five critical roads in the Upper West Region


The government of Ghana has announced plans to construct five critical in Upper West Region. Mr Amoako Atta, the Minister for Roads and Highways, disclosed the plans and said the development will be under the government’s Critical Roads Project.

“The President has directed the Minister of Finance to raise special funding to fund these critical projects across the country. We will also concentrate on routine maintenance of the roads all-year-round to make the roads serviceable in all three categories,” said Mr Amoako Atta.

Also Read:Ghana signs US $81.67m for Eastern Corridor road project



Upper West Region road project
The roads to be constructed include; the 31km Wa-Bulenga-Yala road, the 56km Fian-Issa-Wahabu road, the 41km Wahabu-Funsi-Yala road, the 20km Wechiau-Ga road and the 22km Wa-Han road.

Upon completion the roads are expected to open up the region for massive economic activity, thereby improving the lives of the people in the area. Additionally, all gravelled roads totalling about 5,200km in the Region would be graded before the onset of the rains in June 2020.

The Upper West Region has a total road network of 3,607km out of which about 540km was paved and 344km at both gravelled and earth stages. The Roads Minister further disclosed that 61% of roads under the Ghana Highways Authority (GHA) were good, while 38% are fair and 1% are in poor conditions. Under the Department of Urban Roads on the other hand, 30% of its roads were considered to be good, 7% fair and 63% are in poor conditions.

There are approximately 72,000km of roads in the country out of which 23% had been asphalted with 39% in good condition while the rest are classified as fair or poor.

Shma:
it looks ugly for a hockey pitch.

Wuoche:
I don`t dal with Wikipedia please. This is another article 2020 February. They have repeated the same thing,


Ghana to construct five critical roads in the Upper West Region
By Emmalogo555 -Modified date: Feb 13, 2020
Ghana to construct five critical roads in the Upper West Region


The government of Ghana has announced plans to construct five critical in Upper West Region. Mr Amoako Atta, the Minister for Roads and Highways, disclosed the plans and said the development will be under the government’s Critical Roads Project.

“The President has directed the Minister of Finance to raise special funding to fund these critical projects across the country. We will also concentrate on routine maintenance of the roads all-year-round to make the roads serviceable in all three categories,” said Mr Amoako Atta.

Also Read:Ghana signs US $81.67m for Eastern Corridor road project



Upper West Region road project
The roads to be constructed include; the 31km Wa-Bulenga-Yala road, the 56km Fian-Issa-Wahabu road, the 41km Wahabu-Funsi-Yala road, the 20km Wechiau-Ga road and the 22km Wa-Han road.

Upon completion the roads are expected to open up the region for massive economic activity, thereby improving the lives of the people in the area. Additionally, all gravelled roads totalling about 5,200km in the Region would be graded before the onset of the rains in June 2020.

The Upper West Region has a total road network of 3,607km out of which about 540km was paved and 344km at both gravelled and earth stages. The Roads Minister further disclosed that 61% of roads under the Ghana Highways Authority (GHA) were good, while 38% are fair and 1% are in poor conditions. Under the Department of Urban Roads on the other hand, 30% of its roads were considered to be good, 7% fair and 63% are in poor conditions.

There are approximately 72,000km of roads in the country out of which 23% had been asphalted with 39% in good condition while the rest are classified as fair or poor.

Mkenya2019:
Fact is a fact doesn't become a fact just because we want it.