By Kofi AHOVI The Intercontinental Development Corporation (IDC) of the United States of America has expressed interest in investing in the country's rail system. The company, together with the Ministry of Transport, has already carried out feasibility studies within Accra and is ready to invest a total of $1.5 billion in the rail construction project, while the government of Ghana is expected to raise $6 billion to compensate those who will lose their property as a result of the project. The president of the IDC, Ekram Javad Miller, announced this when he called on Vice President John Dramani Mahama at the Castle, Osu, to discuss the way forward towards the final implementation of the project. The visit is a follow-up to a Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Transport Ministry and the IDC to help solve the transportation problems in Accra. Miller said he had already advanced moves to acquire half of the amount from the United States of America Bank, in addition to his p...