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Three Overpasses Under Suame Interchange Open to Traffic in Kumasi

Three new overpasses—Anomagye, Maakro, and Abuakruwa—have been opened to motorists in Kumasi

Three Overpasses Under Suame Interchange Open to Traffic in Kumasi
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In Brief

  • •Three new overpasses—Anomagye, Maakro, and Abuakruwa—have been opened to motorists in Kumasi
  • •The openings are part of the larger Suame Interchange project aimed at improving road connectivity
  • •The new overpasses are expected to ease traffic congestion along the Suame corridor

Why It Matters

The inauguration of the three overpasses marks a tangible step toward reducing traffic bottlenecks in Kumasi’s busy Suame area. By providing additional crossing points, the project is expected to streamline vehicle flow, cut travel times, and improve safety for commuters and freight operators. Such infrastructure upgrades are critical for supporting the city’s economic activity and enhancing the quality of life for residents.

Key Details

Overpasses Opened
3
Project Name
Suame Interchange
Location
Kumasi, Ghana
Opening Date
2026-10-14
Purpose
Improve traffic flow in Suame corridor

Context & Background

The Suame Interchange project is a major road infrastructure initiative in Kumasi designed to upgrade the city’s transportation network and alleviate congestion in key corridors.

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