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Kumasi and the sea: What happened to Mills-Mahama Transformation Agenda for Garden City? - Vimarsana News

Kumasi and the sea: What happened to Mills-Mahama Transformation Agenda for Garden City?

You don't need seawater to develop and transform a landlocked city like Kumasi, even if it is possible to embark on a fanciful adventure like diverting part of the Atlantic Ocean from Tema across 275km of land

Private sector called to work with government on infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Private sector called to work with government on infrastructure

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister, Patricia de Lille, has challenged the private sector to approach government in order to get information on what government is doing, and what opportunities are available for them within the infrastructure industry.

Urban planning – our cities are at a crossroads - Vimarsana News

Urban planning – our cities are at a crossroads

The golden era of urban planning in South Africa is not just a distant memory, but a living legacy that can be rekindled, say the ‘Young Urbanists’, a new generation of urban professionals eager to take on the responsibilities to make South Africa a country with vibrant cities and towns that pr...

Expedite Action On Land Digitalization Process – President - Vimarsana News

Expedite Action On Land Digitalization Process – President

Expedite Action On Land Digitalization Process – President

Land Use and Spatial Planning Authority: Anchor of infrastructure development planning - Vimarsana News

Land Use and Spatial Planning Authority: Anchor of infrastructure development planning

Nations are classified as first world, second or third world nations based on the level of infrastructural and economic progress that transforms the lives of the citizenry.