I am currently a senior engineer at the Ghana Highway Authority. I have been working in the authority for the past eight years. I got employed there in June 2011. I was taken through training for two years. After the two years of training, I was posted to the Survey and Design Division. I was there for three years and I learned a lot about Road Geometric and Drainage Design. After three years in that division, I was posted to Adidome - Juapong Road Construction Project to be the Highway Engineer. After six months, I was posted to the Upper West Region to be the Wa Road Area manager.

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering and having worked as an Engineer in the Ghana Highway Authority, I have developed an interest in ensuring the sustainability of the environment per challenges we encounter and envisage in our work.

I would like to be well prepared to contribute positively to the provision of engineering solutions and policy direction for the future of road and transportation in Ghana.

My name is Isaiah Uwumborja Mbui from Saboba in the northern region of Ghana. I studied BSc Geomatic engineering and graduated in the year 2018. I particularly like to associate and work with others, and carry out research works. I also like to watch football during my leisure time and am a fan of the Chelsea football club.

I am concern about road traffic accidents in Ghana and the persistent road traffic congestion in our cities, and that has particularly made this programme an interest to me.

I can say that I am a responsible and a hard-working student. Moreover, being a sociable person, I have many friends since I like to communicate with people and get to know new interesting individuals.

I enjoy my time at school: it is really nice to study, the students are very friendly and ready to help. I like to receive and deal with challenging tasks. I am a very enthusiastic student and I think this is a strong point of mine.

Edmund Kwasi Debrah (born on 10th March 1974, in Ghana) holds a Master’s degree in Road Transportation Engineering and a corporate member of the Ghana Institute of Engineering (GhIE No. 05464M).

He has the vision of becoming a renowned road transport expert who contributes significantly to solving the transportation needs of developing countries. He is interested in the development of safe, costeffective, efficient, and environmentally friendly road infrastructure and transportation systems.

I am an early career female researcher with a first degree in materials engineering and a second in environmental resources management. My area of research is focused on using an integrated approach to managing waste materials for road surfacing and repair. This research focus would translate into resilient and durable road infrastructure to aid our rapidly urbanising cities and peri urban areas in development in Africa.

I am result-oriented, enthusiastic and work with decisiveness and conviction with a proactive attitude and positive ways to stimulate and engage with my colleagues.

I am intending to continue my professional development in the field of transportation engineering.

Emmanuel is a second year PhD student with an interest in improving transport for the transport vulnerable. His research focuses on Mobility-as-a-Service where he is looking at incorporating the use of technology in the enhancement of traditional transportation services to make them competitive in a technologically facing world.

An unassuming personality, entrepreneur, educationist, team player, a visionary leader who sees opportunities everywhere, dares to be different, and with a passionate desire to share and impart knowledge and skills acquired.

I come from the eastern Region (larteh). Was raised by a single mother together with 3 other siblings.

I have a BSc. degree in Geomatic engineering. I completed knust in the year 2018.

I’m a very hardworking and discipline person because I believe i can only succeed if i work hard towards my ambitions.