Contractor on Dzodze -Tokor Road Deploys Concrete on “The Big Push” Road Project at Segbe Aka Dam to Boost Durability

Eddie Kesse May 13, 2026

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The contractor working on the Dzodze-Torkor Road under the “The Big Push” programme has started deploying concrete and other high-quality materials on key sections at Segbe Aka Dam to improve durability.

The upgrade targets parts of the stretch frequently used and parked on by heavy-duty vehicles along the Segbe Junction route. Officials said the aim is to strengthen the road surface, reduce rapid wear, and cut long-term maintenance costs.

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Engineers on site said the material choice responds directly to the heavy axle loads and traffic patterns that have caused deterioration on the route in the past.

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“The goal is to deliver a road that can withstand daily pressure from heavy vehicles without breaking down quickly,” a project supervisor said. “That’s why we’re using stronger materials on the critical sections.”

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The Segbe Aka Dam section forms part of the wider Dzodze-Torkor Road upgrade under the government’s “The Big Push” infrastructure initiative.

Drainage works and base preparation are also ongoing on adjacent portions.

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