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Railway Sector has been left deplorable for years-Amewu

February 24, 2021

The Minister-designate for Railways John Peter Amewu has posited that the Railway sector has been in a deplorable state for several years.

He said for over 50 years, the vibrant sector has been left deplorable.

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He told the vetting Committee of Parliament that the Railway sector is key because it generates a lot of employment.

Mr. Amewu said it also opens up new areas for development as well as an agenda for economic growth.

The current administration he noted has shown a commitment to transform the Railways sector to trigger Ghana’s economic growth.

He said the World Bank has advised countries that want to engage in intercontinental trade to embark on a massive infrastructure in the Railway sector.

By: Rainbowradioonline.com

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