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Ho Municipality Set to Attain Metropolitan Status.

The Ho Municipality in the Volta Region is on track to becoming a metropolitan area due to the steady growth in its population and economic activities. The municipal authorities, along with the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, are working on the necessary processes to elevate the municipality to metropolitan status.With its booming commercial sector, educational institutions, and strategic location, Ho is attracting investments and development projects that will enhance its urbanization. This move is expected to further boost infrastructure development, create more job opportunities, and improve public services for residents. The decision comes after several consultations and assessments, showing that Ho meets the required criteria for a metropolitan upgrade.Residents and stakeholders have expressed optimism that this development will propel the Volta Region’s capital to greater heights, making it a major hub for economic and social activities.

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Upper East Communities Get Potable Water.

Several communities in the Upper East Region of Ghana have received access to clean and potable water, thanks to the ENWASH project. This initiative is part of efforts to address water shortages in the region, which have been a persistent issue affecting health and daily living standards. The project involves the construction of boreholes and the provision of water treatment facilities to ensure that the water meets safe consumption standards. This intervention is expected to significantly improve the quality of life for residents by reducing waterborne diseases and improving hygiene and sanitation conditions. The ENWASH project is a collaborative effort involving government bodies and development partners, aimed at ensuring sustainable water access for rural communities in Ghana. The provision of potable water is seen as a critical step toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 6, which focuses […]

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Akufo-Addo Highlights Developmental Gains in Savannah Region During Tour.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has confidently stated that the Savannah Region has benefitted significantly from his leadership. Kicking off a tour of the region on October 14, he emphasized his administration's commitment to equitable development across Ghana.Akufo-Addo pointed out key investments in education, healthcare, and road infrastructure that have helped improve living conditions in the region. He reassured residents that their concerns are being addressed and encouraged continued support for the government’s initiatives.The President engaged with local leaders and communities, emphasizing collaboration and urging them to stay united in the pursuit of regional growth. His visit forms part of a broader effort to strengthen ties with constituents and gather feedback on his administration's progress.

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Calls to Split West and East Mamprusi Municipalities to Boost Development and Curb Crime.

Alhaji Abdul Majeed Inusah Badigamsira has proposed the division of the West and East Mamprusi Municipalities in the North East Region to enhance development and combat rising crime. According to the proposal, both municipalities—due to their large land sizes and populations—should be split into three separate districts each.For West Mamprusi, with a population of 175,755 and a land area of 2,610.44 km², the suggestion is to create:West Mamprusi Municipal – Capital: WalewaleJanga District – Capital: JangaKpasenkpe District – Capital: KpasenkpeSimilarly, East Mamprusi, with 188,006 residents and a land area of 1,706.8 km², could be divided into:Nalerigu Municipal – Capital: NaleriguGambaga District – Capital: GambagaLangbinsi District – Capital: LangbinsiThe proposal argues that the large size of the current municipalities contributes to their underdevelopment. The same common fund is stretched thin across expansive territories, leaving projects underfunded. Additionally, crime rates are rising […]

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Bawumia Pledges New District for Sefwi-Wiawso to Spur Growth.

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, NPP Flagbearer, has promised the people of Sefwi-Wiawso a new district to accelerate development in the region. Speaking during his campaign tour of the Western North Region, he highlighted the need to create a district from the Wiawso Municipality to boost infrastructure in Asafo and Sefwi Asanwiaso. Bawumia also cited the NPP’s track record, including Free SHS, One Ambulance per Constituency, and the Ghana Card, as reasons for re-election. He vowed to implement new initiatives such as a credit score system, loans for women’s empowerment, free tertiary education for persons with disabilities, and solar energy projects to reduce electricity bills. Chiefs in the area expressed gratitude but urged for the completion of ongoing projects.

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Minister Condemns Vandalism of Key Bridge in Oti Region, Urges Community Action.

The Roads and Highways Minister, Francis Asenso-Boakye, has voiced concern over the vandalism of a metal bridge over the River Dikyebu in the Oti Region. The bridge, which connects eight farming communities in Nkwanta Municipality, has been severely damaged, with bolts and nuts removed, rendering it unsafe for vehicles. Constructed in 2018, it was intended to improve accessibility, but its current state disrupts travel and threatens the movement of goods. During a visit to the area, Asenso-Boakye urged the local community to prevent further destruction and pledged government funds for repairs. He also discussed the completion of key road projects in the region. 

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President Akufo-Addo Urges Upper East Voters to Support Bawumia for Continued Transformation.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has called on voters in the Upper East Region to cast their ballots for Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia in the upcoming elections. Speaking at a stakeholder meeting in Bolgatanga, the President emphasized Bawumia’s leadership qualities and ability to build on the progress made during his administration. Akufo-Addo, who is nearing the end of his second term, highlighted Bawumia's experience and hard work over the past eight years, urging voters to give him the mandate to continue the development agenda that has positively impacted various sectors, including infrastructure and education. He dismissed opposition leader John Mahama, stating that a return to his presidency would reverse the nation’s progress, especially criticizing Mahama’s previous stance on the Free Senior High School policy. The President also underscored the government’s accomplishments in the Upper East Region, including major health […]

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Elizabeth Ohene Expresses Frustration Over Volta Region’s Lack of Support for NPP Despite Development Efforts.

Elizabeth Ohene, a prominent figure within the NPP, has voiced her concerns about the lack of support for the party in the Volta Region, despite ongoing development efforts. Speaking during a visit to Abutia, her hometown, alongside NPP vice presidential candidate Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, she pointed out the various improvements brought to the area by the ruling party. She emphasized that even though the NPP has invested in the region, many locals still do not support the party in elections.Ohene highlighted several development projects, including a new six-classroom block and a school bus provided to Abutia Secondary School, facilitated by Dr. Opoku Prempeh during his time as Education Minister. She urged the community to reconsider their voting decisions in recognition of the party’s commitment to local development.The paramount chief of Abutia, acknowledging the improvements, supported Ohene's call, suggesting that […]

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Deputy AG Urges Unity for Bono, Bono East Development.

Deputy Attorney General, Alfred Tuah-Yeboah, has called for a united and collaborative approach in driving development across the Bono and Bono East Regions. Speaking at a forum held in Sunyani, he stressed that regional progress can only be achieved when various stakeholders, including government agencies, private businesses, and the local communities, come together with a common goal of improving infrastructure, education, and healthcare. He highlighted that while the government is making strides in some areas, sustainable development will require broader participation from all sectors to address existing challenges effectively. The Deputy AG's comments come as part of efforts to bolster regional growth through stronger partnerships and investments across multiple sectors. Deputy Attorney General, Alfred Tuah-Yeboah, has called for a united and collaborative approach in driving development across the Bono and Bono East Regions. Speaking at a forum held in Sunyani, […]

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