President Mahama Challenges Ghanaian Entrepreneurs To Break New Grounds In Infrastructural Development 

A ten billion dollar "Technology Park" that will create jobs for 50 thousand people has been launched at Dunkonah near Kasoa in the Central Region. 

The facility, dubbed "HOPE CITY" is an ICT centre that will comprise six modern sky-crappers linked by bridges.

"HOPE CITY" Project is an initiative by RLG Communications and in  collaboration between the government, Rlg Communications and Microsoft Corporation Limited.  

It seeks to assemble Information Communication Technology facilities which will build accommodation and also house about 50,000 people to work under the project. 

The project is a President Mahama who cut the sod for the three year project, reiterated the need for Ghanaian entrepreneurs to break new grounds as far as infrastructural development is concerned.  

President Mahama commended RLG Communications for making Ghana proud especially in the ICT industry.

GBC