What would have been the colours of these plants, if they were in Ghana? There are two clear facts about the Ghanaian roads, dust and mud. This is a fact that can not be disputed. The worrying situation of the streets in Ghana is simply madness.<\/p>\n

Several trees and flowers elsewhere cannot be planted in Ghana due to the poor environment.\u00a0 Over 95 per cent of roads in Ghana are either muddy or dusty.<\/p>\n

I discovered that other locations around the nation, including Accra, the capital, Cape Coast, and Takoradi, had the same issues, poor drainage that endangers the environment.<\/p>\n

Many of the roads in Ghana’s neighbourhoods and environments are in very poor condition, and worse yet, the government hasn’t done anything to fix them for years. Mosquito-breeding stagnant water and clogged gutters are a regular occurrence. Despite this, there are ministers tasked with fixing these issues who are content to collect their monthly salaries while ignoring their practical responsibilities.<\/p>\n

The poor roads in Ghana contribute to the high prices of food. Ghana is sick of the bad road network!