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Minister warns contractors over abandoned projects

From Ghanaian Times · () English

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  • Ghana’s Works, Housing and Water Resources Minister Ahmed Ibrahim said contractors who abandon government projects without credible justification will be blacklisted.
  • The contractors would also be barred from bidding for future ministry contracts as the government seeks to end abandoned public works.

Contractors who abandon government projects or leave construction sites idle without a credible justification face blacklisting in Ghana.

Ahmed Ibrahim, the Minister for Works, Housing and Water Resources, said the contractors would also be barred from bidding for future contracts under the ministry.

He warned that the ministry was determined to end the practice of contractors securing public contracts and then abandoning the work.

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