The Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has given assurance that 80 per cent of all road contractors would be paid by November this year for road works to resume across the country.
Paramount Chief of Klefe Traditional Area, Togbe Koku Dzaga XI, said with the increasing population, communal labour, which helped realise most developmental projects in the area could not meet growing demands, and appealed to government to assist them.
Volta Regional Minister, Dr Archibald Yao Letsa cut the sod for the construction of roads in the town which are to be executed by Senam Ghana Limited within 12 months.
The funds raised would be used to improve facilities at the Klefe Health Centre such as the digitization of the centre, procurement of laboratory equipment, completion of the dispensary project, and construction of a ten-bed maternity ward.
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