‘GH¢77m is worth it even if it saves one life’ – Kwasi Kwarteng backs TraffiTech-GH

Author: ghanaweb.comPublished on: November 7, 2026Country: Ghana

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‘GH¢77m is worth it even if it saves one life’ – Kwasi Kwarteng backs TraffiTech-GH

Kwasi Kwarteng backed TraffiTech-GH, saying the GH¢77 million spent on the project would be worthwhile if it saved even one life. The available article text provides no further details about the project or Kwarteng’s remarks.

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