Good News Hits Ghanaians As Mahama Makes Big Announcement On Akufo-Addo’s Agenda 111 Projects

According to a report by TV3 Ghana on Friday November 6, 2026, President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to resume work on the Afari Military Hospital next year. He has also revealed that 35 hospitals under the previous government’s Agenda 111 project, which are at least 70 per cent complete, will be re-awarded to contractors to ensure their completion.

The announcement brings renewed attention to the Agenda 111 project, which was introduced by former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to expand healthcare infrastructure across the country. The project was expected to improve access to quality healthcare by providing hospitals in underserved communities.

However, several of the projects have faced delays, leaving some facilities unfinished. The latest announcement by President Mahama indicates that his government intends to take steps to complete some of the abandoned or delayed hospital projects.

According to the announcement, the government will focus on the 35 Agenda 111 hospitals that have reached at least 70 per cent completion. These projects will be re-awarded to contractors to enable work to continue and ensure that the facilities are eventually handed over for public use.

The decision is expected to give hope to communities that have been waiting for the completion of the hospitals. Once completed and equipped, the facilities could help improve healthcare delivery, reduce pressure on existing hospitals and make medical services more accessible to residents.

President Mahama also confirmed that work on the Afari Military Hospital will resume next year. The facility is expected to contribute to healthcare delivery, particularly within the military health system.

The announcement highlights the government’s stated intention to continue selected healthcare infrastructure projects started under the previous administration rather than leave them unfinished.

Ghanaians will now be watching closely to see how quickly the re-awarded projects progress and when the completed hospitals will become operational.

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