Why Inland Water Transport Deserves Technical Respect, Not Policy Neglect
[Modern Ghana - Ghana] - 20/02/2026
In policy discussions across Africa and much of the developing world, inland water transport (IWT) is too often treated as secondary, an afterthought behind highways, rail corridors, and aviation expansion.
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