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PHOTOS: Progress on 106km Tamale-Yendi road project

15th September 2024 1:16:51 PM

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By: Chris Kodo

PHOTOS: Progress on 106km Tamale-Yendi road project

The Ministry of Roads and Highway has indicated that the 106km Tamale-Yendi Road Project under the Transport Sector Improvement Programme is progressing steadily.

Below are images of the current state of the project.

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