Today, the MCE introduced the contractor (Bumecon Constructions), to the Chiefs, community leaders, and residents of Tanyigbe for the execution of a 7km internal road project. This marks an important step forward for the community, and indeed, exciting times lie ahead as we work together to improve road infrastructure in Tanyigbe
The MCE introduced the contractor (Bumecon Contractions) working on 3km internal roads of Akoefe to the Chiefs, community leaders and residents . Exciting times ahead for Akoefe as we upgrade their roads!
Today, we commissioned a four-unit two-bedroom staff accommodation block for males teachers, four-unit two-bedroom staff accommodation block for females teachers and an administration block with a library and computer laboratory for Tanyigbe SHS.
The project was originally initiated in 2016 under the leadership of our President HE. John Dramani Mahama but unfortunately stalled along the way. Upon assuming office, we took steps to revive the project and, in 2025, re-awarded the contract to a new contractor to ensure its successful completion.
We are pleased that this important educational infrastructure has now been completed and commissioned to support teaching and learning at the school.
This morning, I joined the Mawuleme Movement in partnership with the Ho Municipal Assembly to carry out a massive clean-up exercise along the stretch from Kings Filling Station to the Ho Polyclinic road near the main bridge. The exercise focused on clearing debris left behind by the recent rains.
I humbly urge everyone to join hands in keeping our environment clean. It is our collective responsibility to maintain a safe and healthy community.
The Ho Municipal Assembly has successfully taken delivery of RTP equipment from GIFEC to help address network connectivity challenges in our communities. This intervention will improve communication and digital access in Akoefe, Tokokoe, Hodzo, Avee, and Lume. We remain committed to enhancing connectivity and development across the municipality
“Big ups to everyone who came out for the clean up exercise!. It was a huge success!
‘Cleaningness is next to Godliness’ says it all .
We have handed over a bunch of items to our National Apprenticeship Program (NAP) beneficiaries! On behalf of the president HE John Dramani Mahama and alongside our MP Hon. Edem Kpotosu we’re stamping our support for your skills development.
These items are to be used by the trainees under the various beneficiary trainers of the program.
Items include:
Industrial sewing machines
Industrial knitting machines
Butterfly sewing machines
Scissors
Clinch motors
Thread
Hair Dryers
Dryer stand
Face shield
Rollers
Bags
Construction of CHPS compound at Ziavi Bamefedo is taking shape, bringing quality healthcare closer to the people.
CHPS compound at Takla Atiyinu is taking shape, bringing quality healthcare closer to the people.
Progress of work on 1 story 6 units classroom block at Kpenoe.
