Government To Reintroduce Road Tolls In 2025
Tue, 23 Jul 2024 14:00
The Minister of Finance, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has announced that the government plans to reintroduce road and bridge tolls in 2025.
The announcement came during the presentation of the 2024 mid-year fiscal policy review in Parliament on Tuesday, July 23, 2024.
Dr. Amin Adam stated that the reintroduction of tolls is part of a thorough tactic to enhance infrastructure funding and management.
The move aims to generate additional revenue to support the maintenance and development of the country's road network. "Mr. Speaker, Cabinet has approved the establishment of a framework for the reintroduction of road and bridge tolls in 2025," he said.
The minister emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring that the funds collected from tolls will be efficiently managed and allocated towards crucial infrastructure projects.
This decision marks a significant step in the government's efforts to improve Ghana's transportation infrastructure, following the suspension of toll collection in November 2021.
Dr. Amin Adam highlighted that the reintroduction of tolls will play a crucial role in maintaining fiscal discipline and supporting the nation’s development goals.

Choose Permanent Jobs Over Unpaid Allowances Deputy Minority Leader
Biden Urges America To Lower Temperature After Trump Shooting
3 Chinese 7 Ghanaians Arrested For Galamsey At Oda River Forest Reserve
Dr Ayew Afriyie Gets The Highest Votes For Bwumia In The Ashanti Region
College Of Counselling And Psychology Marks Its 9th Graduation Calling On Graduates To Heal A Hurting World
NDCs Enough Is Enough Demo Was To Test The Waters Allotey Jacobs
Reliable Data Is The New Gold To Drive Ghanas Digital Economy Margins CEO
Mozambique Hosts UNWTO Regional Director at Fikani International Tourism Fair