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Darkuman 24-Hour Market Project Receives GH¢35m Funding, Targeting Completion in 16 Months

Ministry of Construction and Environment allocated GH¢35m for the Darkuman 24‑hour market

Darkuman 24-Hour Market Project Receives GH¢35m Funding, Targeting Completion in 16 Months
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In Brief

  • •Ministry of Construction and Environment allocated GH¢35m for the Darkuman 24‑hour market
  • •Project aims to be completed within 16 months
  • •The market will serve local residents and boost commercial activity in Darkuman
  • •Funding is part of Ghana’s broader urban infrastructure development plan
  • •Completion is expected to create jobs and improve market accessibility

Why It Matters

The Darkuman 24‑hour market project represents a significant investment in local infrastructure, aiming to enhance commercial activity and improve access to goods for residents of Darkuman and surrounding areas. By allocating GH¢35m, the Ghanaian government is addressing the need for modern market facilities that operate around the clock, which can stimulate economic growth, create employment opportunities, and support small businesses in the region.

Key Details

Total Cost
GH¢35m
Completion Timeline
16 months
Project Name
Darkuman 24‑hour market
Agency
Ministry of Construction and Environment

Context & Background

Ghana has been investing in urban infrastructure to support growing populations and improve market accessibility, with several projects aimed at modernizing commercial spaces across the country.

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