About
The Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA) was established under the Railways Act 2008, Act 779 passed by parliament on 14th November, 2008 and received Presidential Ascent on 6th January, 2009.
Our Objectives as an Authority is to;
Promote the development of Railways and Railways service, hold, administer and improve Railway Assets
Promote the development and management of suburban railway
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Mission
To lead and develop the rail transport system in partnership with the industry players and to enable the safe, reliable, environmentally friendly and efficient delivery of servicesVision
To become an organization that provides a viable and sustainable railway system that is responsible to the needs of the people to boost the socio-economic development of GhanaNews from GRDA
Sep / 2023
THE GHANA RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TRAINS ITS BOARD MEMBERS AND STAFF.
Sep / 2023
SPEECH DELIVERED BY THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF GHANA RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AT THE AKWASIDAE KESE ON SUNDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER, 2023.
Jul / 2023
AKWAMU CHIEF COMMENDS GHANA RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (GRDA) FOR THE GOOD WORK ON TEMA-MPAKADAN RAILWAY PROJECT.
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Manso-Huni Valley Rail Line Progressing
The approximately 78 kilometers rail line project from Manso to Huni Valley in the Western Region is progressing steadily. The standard gauge rail line project is part of the development of the entire Western Railway Line.Source: Daily Guide
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$30b Needed to build nationwide rail network
THE country requires about $30 billion to build about 4,000 kilometres of rail network across the country. The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA), Yaw Owusu, said about 75 per cent of the proposed 4,000km of rail network was yet to be constructed.Source: Graphic
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SHOCKING!!! Gas Welding Machines, Hacksaw Being Used To Destroy Railway Lines For Scraps
VIDEO: Gas Welding Machines, Hacksaw Being Used To Destroy Railway Lines For ScrapsSource: PeaceFMonline
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Articles
GREEN GHANA DAY '22
was organised by the Forestry Commission on 10th June 2022 with the aim of planting 20 million tree seedlings across the country...Learn More