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A sign located in Kanda Mosque, Accra, Ghana (latitude: 5.59, longitude: -0.191) announces a road safety improvement project. The sign is composed of several white rectangular panels attached to a white metal pole. The top panel displays "GOVERNMENT OF GHANA" with the Ghanaian flag logo and the text "FUNDED BY GOG / RABOBANK INT. / DUTCH GOVERNMENT" below, as well as a small Dutch flag. The second panel indicates: "ROAD SAFETY IMPROVEMENT BY TURN-KEY CONSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES ON HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS." The remaining panels list the location, employer, engineers, and contractor: "KANDA MOSQUE," "MINISTRY OF ROADS AND HIGHWAYS (M.R.H.)," "DEPARTMENT OF URBAN ROADS (D.U.R.)," and "JANSONBRIDGING." The sign is positioned on a dirt hill with green grass. A metal fence is visible on the left side of the sign. A red, black, and yellow sign is partially obscured behind the sign. An advertisement for a company called "G7" can be seen to the right of the sign.
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