… Mr Toobu said this during an inspection visit by the Upper West Parliamentary Caucus to some sections of the Wa-Tumu Road project under the Big Push Programme, to assess progress of work. …
The Upper West Parliamentary Caucus, led by its leader, Daffiama-Bussie-Issa MP Dr Sebastian Sandaare, has inspected ongoing works on the N12 Bole-Sawla-Wa highway as part of a tour of projects under the government’s Big Push programme. …
“The Big Push is pushing.” That was the verdict as the Upper West Parliamentary Caucus inspected roads under President John Dramani Mahama’s flagship infrastructure agenda on Thursday, August 20. …
… Dr Anie expressed gratitude to the Speaker of Parliament, the Upper West Parliamentary Caucus, the Ministry of Health, the Ghana Health Service and other partners for their support towards the project. …
… With the support of the Upper West Parliamentary Caucus, my members always behind me, representing you, even though now I represent the whole country, and the facilitation of SHEILD, I am honoured to support the expansion of services at this hospital through the donation of these …
… The project, estimated to cost about GH¢4 million, was undertaken in partnership with Sustainable Health Education and Interventions Limited (SHEILD), the Upper West Parliamentary Caucus, the Ministry of Health, the Ghana Health Service and other development partners. …
… The Speaker was joined by members of the Upper West Parliamentary Caucus, hospital management led by Dr Philip Baabiineh, and the dialysis team headed by Dr Abednego Attoh. …
… The project was undertaken with support from the Upper West Parliamentary Caucus and other entities to ease the burden on patients who previously had to travel long distances to Kumasi, Tamale or Accra to access dialysis treatment. …
The Member of Parliament for Wa West Constituency has urged Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives to actively monitor projects under the government's Big Push Infrastructure Programme, saying regular oversight would ensure contractors deliver quality roads on schedule. An Upper West Parliamentary Caucus inspection visit to the Wa-Tumu Road project assessed progress and urged contractors to expedite work and deliver high-quality roads that will improve economic activities and interregional trade.
The Member of Parliament for Wa West Constituency has urged Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives to actively monitor projects under the government's Big Push Infrastructure Programme, saying regular oversight would ensure contractors deliver quality roads on schedule. An Upper West Parliamentary Caucus inspection visit to the Wa-Tumu Road project assessed progress and urged contractors to expedite work and deliver high-quality roads that will improve economic activities and interregional trade.
The Upper West Parliamentary Caucus inspected ongoing construction on the N12 Bole-Sawla-Wa highway, observing road clearing, drainage works, and asphalt works. The Regional Minister said the government is committed to completing the road and urged the contractor to accelerate work to finish on schedule.
The Upper West Parliamentary Caucus and Regional Minister Charles Lwanga Puozuing inspected ongoing construction on the N12 Bole-Sawla-Wa highway, observing road clearing, drainage works, and asphalt activities. The Regional Minister urged the contractor to accelerate work and assured residents the road will be asphalted before the end of President Mahama's term in January 2029.
The Upper West Parliamentary Caucus inspected roads under President Mahama's Big Push infrastructure agenda, praising contractors delivering on time and pressuring those behind schedule. The projects, awarded to five contractors, are expected to be completed by 2028.
The Upper West Regional Hospital has received a GH₵4 million expanded renal care unit featuring six new dialysis machines, equipment and staff training to serve patients with Chronic Kidney Disease. The facility, inaugurated by SHEILD last Tuesday, aims to reduce the burden of travel for patients seeking specialist healthcare in the region.
The Upper West Region commissioned a new dialysis unit on August 4, ending years in which kidney failure patients had to travel 700km to Accra or Kumasi for treatment. The Medical Director noted that before 2022, patients unable to afford the trip were often left untreated, and warned that power fluctuations now threaten the unit's reliability.
Parliament Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin inaugurated a GH¢4 million expanded dialysis facility at Upper West Regional Hospital in Wa, featuring six additional dialysis machines and equipment to serve kidney patients across northern Ghana's regions. The facility is expected to reduce the need for patients to travel to Accra and Kumasi for treatment.
Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin has commissioned an expanded dialysis unit at the Upper West Regional Hospital in Wa, a GH¢4 million project that adds six dialysis machines and equipment to improve kidney treatment access in northern Ghana.
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has commissioned an expanded Dialysis Unit at Upper West Regional Hospital following the installation of six dialysis machines and recliners, donated by non-governmental organisation SHEILD. Bagbin said the expansion aimed to address challenges faced by families who travelled long distances for dialysis treatment and pledged further support for staff capacity building.
Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin has commissioned an expanded dialysis unit at the Upper West Regional Hospital in Wa, featuring six new dialysis machines and modern recliners provided in partnership with Sustainable Health Education and Interventions Limited (SHEILD). The initiative aims to reduce preventable kidney deaths and improve access to dialysis treatment for northern Ghanaians who previously had to travel to Kumasi, Tamale, or Accra.