The Hive Water Project in Ghana: Completing Phase 2

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We are happy to share the Hive community with updates on the current Hive borehole project in Ghana. We are still on phase two, which is one of the stages where rigorous work is done. The stage has a lot to do with construction work.

These constructional operations included the major work on the tower that houses the tank, the wall that supports the taps, and the final tilling work. From the previous updates provided regarding the second stage, construction had begun, and today we provide an updates on the progress accomplished so far.

Every aspect of this phase has been completed by the combined efforts of masons and carpenters. The carpentry work included the moulding of the wooden framework, while the mason work included the wall and tower building.

The pillar and the walls have been the focus of today's work. While the masons plastered the walls, the pillar was elevated to an average height, and work began on the seat that would support the water tank.

We (mcsamm@mcsamm and collinz@collinz) are pleased with the job that the masons completed today. We anticipate that the project will be finished soon and be prepared for launch next week given the current speed of development and the quantity of work completed so far.

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The wall tiling, which will give the entire project a new aesthetic, will be the last aspect of the project to be finished. The project inaugural event would be the final phase that would signify project completion. This crucial phase offers us the chance to introduce Hive to a number of people and assist them in realising its potential.

Additionally, it provides us with the opportunity to educate the locals about the potential advantages of cryptocurrency and the significant role that Hive has played in Ghana. Targeting a larger audience, we would employ a variety of media (radio, TV, news networks), as we have done with other projects, to assist spread the word about this one.

This, in our opinion, will aid in spreading the effects of Hive throughout Ghana and beyond. We aim to project Hive throughout the world through the Hive empowers communities project, and these projects have been effective marketing efforts to achieve that goal. We want to thank awuahbenjamin@awuahbenjamin, who has been a valuable member of the team thus far. We also want to express our gratitude to everyone who has helped us along the way in a various ways.



Hive Empowers Communities Project

Project : Construction of borehole system

Location : Jamasi Dawu, Ghana

Sponsor : valueplan@valueplan

Project Managers : mcsamm@mcsamm & collinz@collinz

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