Ghana's $1.2 billion beach side and skyline mega-project. The Ganyan government in response to the growing desire for better infrastructure among the middle class came up with the idea of reviving the beach side project that had been planned during the NKRMA administration. The World Bank funded project, which will cost $1.2 billion, would improve Acra's shoreline by making effective use of available land to construct facilities for leisure, tourist, and cultural activities. Despite the fact that Acra, Ghana's largest city and capital, is the epitome of beauty, the country's coastline, has not reflected importance due to poor infrastructure and under use of the valuable piece of land that, if used to its full potential, could turn the tide in the country's tourism industry. And although Ghana is on its way to becoming a middle-income country, the country will need to focus on modernizing its infrastructure, as seen by the $1.2 billion beach front and skyline mega-project, which would redesign the coastline and use it for the benefit of all Ganyans. Subscribe for more updates.