Mahama revives Saglemi housing project
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Aug 20, 2026 · Last updated Aug 21, 2026
The revival of the Saglemi project signals increased government investment in housing and infrastructure, potentially boosting the construction and real estate sectors in Ghana. It may improve sentiment for LMI Holdings and related industries, though the impact is moderate given the project's scale and timeline.
President John Mahama inspected the stalled Saglemi Housing Project on August 20, 2026, announcing that the first 700 housing units will be completed by March 2027, with the first phase of 1,500 units finished by December 2027. The project, originally conceived as a 5,000-unit affordable housing estate under the late President John Atta Mills, stalled after a change in government due to legal issues and investigations, and was looted during abandonment. The government partnered with private developer LMI Holdings to revive the project. Supporting infrastructure includes road dualisation, railway connectivity, water supply from the Dawa Industrial Park, and digital connectivity. Financial institutions, including the Home Ownership Fund, will offer mortgages. The project is part of a broader national housing programme, with GH¢500 million allocated to a District Housing Scheme.
Set up alerts, explore entity relationships, search across thousands of events, and build custom intelligence feeds.
Open Dashboard