The Fanteakwa South District Assembly has successfully undertaken a series of project commissioning and sod-cutting ceremonies across several communities in the District from October 29 to November 9, 2026, as part of its commitment to improving infrastructure and enhancing access to essential social amenities.
The exercise, which covered various communities, involved the commissioning of completed educational facilities, mechanised boreholes and a police station, as well as sod-cutting ceremonies for new classroom blocks, CHPS compounds, staff accommodation and other community infrastructure.
The ceremonies were carried out according to the following schedule:
Thursday, October 29, 2026 – Abompe and Dwenase
At Abompe, the Assembly cut sod for the construction of a two-unit KG classroom block at Abompe Salvation Army Basic School, aimed at improving the learning environment for young children.
At Dwenase, the Assembly commissioned two mechanised boreholes, one at Abompe and another at Dwenase, to improve access to potable water. The Assembly also cut sod for the construction of a CHPS compound and four-unit-bedroom staff accommodation facility at Dwenase. Additionally, a renovated three-unit classroom block at Bemuadwe was commissioned.
Friday, October 30, 2026 – Dome and Hemang
At Dome, the Assembly commissioned a newly completed six-unit classroom block, providing additional classroom space to support teaching and learning.
At Hemang, a six-unit classroom block with ancillary facilities was also commissioned to improve educational infrastructure and create a more conducive learning environment for pupils and teachers.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 – Osino
At Osino, the Assembly cut sod for the construction of a six-unit classroom block with ancillary facilities at Osino Presbyterian Basic School.
The Assembly also commissioned drilling and mechanisation works on two boreholes at Osino, an intervention expected to improve access to clean and reliable water for residents.
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 – Bosuso, Pimpimso, Ehiamankyene, Dadetsunya and Asedja
The exercise continued across five communities.
At Bosuso, Pimpimso and Ehiamankyene, mechanised boreholes were commissioned to improve access to potable water and address the water needs of residents.
At Dadetsunya, the Assembly commissioned a newly completed three-unit classroom block to support educational delivery in the community.
At Asedja, a borehole was commissioned to improve access to clean water. The Assembly also cut sod for the construction of a three-unit classroom block with an office, store and staff common room at Asedja D/A Junior High School.
Thursday, November 5, 2026 – Nkankama
At Nkankama, the Assembly cut sod for the construction of an open shed at the Nkankama Durbar Ground. The project is expected to provide a suitable space for community gatherings, traditional functions and other public activities.
The programme also included the commissioning of mechanised boreholes serving Bosuso, Pimpimso and Ehiamankyene.
Monday, November 9, 2026 – Akyem Dwenase
The final activity took place at Akyem Dwenase, where the Assembly commissioned a newly completed police station. The facility is expected to strengthen security operations and improve access to police services within the community and surrounding areas.
These projects reflect the Assembly’s continued efforts to address the developmental needs of communities within the District through investments in education, healthcare, water and sanitation, security and community infrastructure.
The commissioning ceremonies provided an opportunity for residents and stakeholders to witness completed development interventions, while the sod-cutting activities marked the beginning of additional projects aimed at improving living conditions across Fanteakwa South.
Fanteakwa South District Assembly – Delivering Development, Improving Lives and Building Communities.
