Osino, May 28, 2025 – The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) in the Osino district marked a significant milestone in its efforts to empower the youth with civic education and responsible citizenship values with learners of Osino Presby JHS . The district kicked off its maiden citizenship celebration activities with a powerful message to learners. The celebration, themed “Ghana’s Future: The Role of the Ghanaian Child,” brought together students from various schools in the […]
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Fanteakwa South Staff Welcomes New District Chief Executive
The staff of the Fanteakwa South District Assembly warmly welcomed the newly appointed District Chief Executive (DCE) in a brief ceremony at the Assembly premises. With smiles, handshakes, and words of encouragement, the team pledged their full support and cooperation. The DCE expressed appreciation for the warm reception and emphasized teamwork, transparency, and a shared vision for the district’s development. Together, the staff and new leadership look forward to building a stronger, more progressive Fanteakwa […]
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STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN POLIO VACCINATION PROGRAMME
The District Health Directorate led by the Director, Stella Owusu Konadu conducted a stakeholder forum under the theme “Eradication of polio” on the 24th of April 2025. Her speech touched on the re-introduction of Inactive polio vaccine into the community and informed the gathering that there is going to be a routine polio vaccination exercise in the district. In his presentation; Mr. Abdul Rahman (District Disease Control Officer), explained that the vaccines have been upgraded […]
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YOUTH SHOWCASE CIVIC KNOWLEDGE @ 68TH GHANA INDEPENDENCE QUIZ IN FANTEAKWA SOUTH
In a thrilling display of civic awareness, students from four junior high schools in Fanteakwa South District gathered at the Church of Pentecost Central Assembly in Osino to compete in the 68th Ghana Independence quiz. The event, organized by the National Commission For Civic Education (NCCE), brought together brilliant young minds from Roman Catholic JHS, Reminant JHS, D/A JHS, and Kwampaw Preparatory JHS. The students showcased their knowledge of Ghana’s history, government, and culture, answering […]
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