“We are determined to claw-back the glorious days of the past in our educational achievement, and take the lead in the Volta Region and subsequently in Ghana. It is possible together.”
— Hon. Stephen Adom, Ho Municipal Chief Executive.
The Environmental Health Department of the Ho Municipal Assembly has confiscated and destroyed cartons and packs of expired and unwholesome beverages and food products from two retail outlets and warehouses in the municipality
First Site Meeting Held for the 24-Hour Economy Market Project
Yesterday , we held our first official site meeting for the construction of the Ho 24-Hour Economy Market. The meeting brought together the Municipal Coordinating Director,project consultants, contractors, engineers.
I am pleased to report that the project is taking off smoothly, with all parties demonstrating a strong commitment to delivering quality work within the agreed timelines. This marks another important step in our collective effort to boost trade, create jobs, and stimulate economic growth in the municipality.
We remain committed to closely monitoring the project to ensure it is executed to the highest standards for the benefit of our people.
Together, we are building a stronger and more prosperous Ho Municipality.
A major relief is on the way for residents of Adzimakofe as reconstruction works on the damaged drain are currently underway.
This important intervention will help improve the flow of stormwater, reduce flooding, and enhance safety for residents and road users in the area, especially during the rainy season.
We appreciate the patience and cooperation of the community as we work together to build a safer and more resilient Adzimakofe.
The first day of the National cleanup exercise went well in Ho.
Following yesterday’s heavy downpour, the bridge currently under construction at Hodzo Aviefe was flooded due to the excessive volume of rainwater.
We wish to inform residents and road users to exercise extreme caution when using the area, as movement may be temporarily affected while assessments and necessary remedial works are carried out.
We appreciate the patience, cooperation, and understanding of the community as efforts are being made to ensure the safety of all and the timely completion of the project
The Ho Municipal Assembly wishes to inform the general public, motorists, commuters, and residents that there will be a temporary road diversion from HTU Junction to Nogora Junction due to ongoing construction works on a culvert that has caved in along the route.
The diversion has become necessary to ensure the safety of road users and to facilitate the smooth execution of the repair and reconstruction works.
Motorists are kindly advised to follow the designated alternative routes and adhere to all traffic signs and directions provided by traffic management personnel.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appeal to the public for their patience and cooperation as we work to restore the affected infrastructure.
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Ho Municipal Assembly
Traffic lights are working now.
Thanks to the Municipal Urban Roads division of the HMA for their efforts in restoring the traffic light .
As part of activities marking the 2026 World Menstrual Hygiene Day celebration, I have received sanitary pads for onward distribution to selected institutions within the municipality, including Mawuli School, Ho Prisons, and Mandanfo Ghana.
The initiative, organized by the regional minister Hon. James Gunu on behalf of the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, Her Excellency Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang aims to address period poverty and promote good menstrual hygiene practices among girls and vulnerable groups across the municipality.
Speaking at the presentation, I reiterated government’s dedication to ensuring that every girl has access to sanitary products to support her education and wellbeing. I noted that menstrual hygiene goes beyond health, stressing that it is also about dignity, self-confidence, and creating equal opportunities for every girl child to succeed
The Ho Municipal Assembly was honoured to host the launching of Government’s flagship programme, Nkuko Nkitinkiti, on behalf of the Volta Regional Coordinating Council.
This important initiative reflects Government’s commitment to empowering farmers, promoting local poultry production, creating jobs, and strengthening food security across the country.
We are grateful to all stakeholders, farmers, and participants whose presence and support contributed to the success of the programme. Ho Municipality remains committed to supporting government interventions that improve livelihoods and drive economic growth.
