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Kejetia Phase III pricing talks loom as government moves to restart stalled works

With Phase Two only about 60 percent complete, the government is now turning to an arrangement it says will unlock the project, after Finance Minister Dr Ato Forson approved the use of proceeds from Phases One and Two to facilitate the return of contractors and to open discussions towards the commencement of Phase Three.
Government is preparing to open pricing discussions for Phase Three of the Kejetia Market Redevelopment project, as it moves to get contractors back on site to revive the stalled Phase Two.
The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Mahama Ayariga, says the pricing discussions will begin once work resumes on Phase Two, which has remained largely stalled for nearly two years.
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