The Big Push Agenda, sole sourcing, the Fourth Estate and the Ministry of Roads and Highways

Voicefm Ghana April 6, 2026 1 minute read

Analysis of Ghana’s Big Push Agenda highlights tensions between sole sourcing, accountability and the urgent need to fix the country’s road infrastructure.

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