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The Bosomtwe District AIDS Committee of the Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC) was officially inaugurated at the Bosomtwe District Assembly Conference Hall on Thursday, 11th June 2026. The inauguration formed part of the Ghana AIDS Commission Decentralization strategy aimed at strengthening the coordination and implementation of HIV/AIDS intervention in accordance with the Ghana AIDS Commission Act 2016 (Act 938)

The First Ordinary Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 9th Assembly of Bosomtwe District Assembly was held on Thursday 28th May, 2026 at the Church of Pentecost, Toafom-Kuntanase.

The Government of Ghana is constructing an ultra-modern market across all District in Ghana as an initiative to boost the 24-Hour Economy Policy. The Bosomtwe District was part of the beneficiaries of the policy.

Pursuant to the above, a sod-cutting ceremony of the 24-hour economy market of the Bosomtwe District was organized on Friday 29th May, 2026 at the Kuntanase New Market Site.

Bosomtwe District Assembly through the Bosomtwe Education Directorate (Girl Child Unit) in collaboration with Sunda Company Limited celebrated the Menstrual Hygiene Day at Sawua School Park on Friday, 22nd May, 2026. The theme for the celebration is “Together for a period friendly world”. The programme was graced with the presence of the Hon. District Chief Executive, the Ghana Education Service Directorate, Traditional Council, Christian Council, Girls Child Officer, Gender Desk Officer and staff. The ceremony marked all menstrual hygiene talks and arts.

The second phase of the monitoring of programmes and projects took place on Thursday, 21st May, 2026 in Kuntanase, Esaso, Jachie, Nkwanta (old town) and Sewua communities at the project sites. The purpose of the monitoring and evaluation was to track progress, ensure accountability and generate evidence – based insights of work towards the achievement of planned targets and also to identify challenges and make recommendations for efficient and effective delivery of programmes.

In accordance to the section 83 1(g) of the Local Government Act 936 of Act 2016, mandates District Assemblies to monitor and evaluate development policies, programmes and projects in the district.

As part of the effort to improve fishing mechanisms in the country, the Hon. Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture paid a working visit to the Bosomtwe District Assembly on Monday, 11th May, 2026 at the Lake side Abono.   The visit was aided to inland fishers, local authorities and community stakeholders with inland fishing operation and dynamics, better understanding challenges facing the sector and explore strategies to enhance productivity, sustainability and livelihood within the community.

His Excellency the President of the Republic of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama paid a working visit to Bosomtwe District Assembly on Saturday, 9th May, 2026 to cut sod for the Green City Project in Dedesua Community. The gathering was on the behalf of the Board of Directors and Management of the State of Housing Company Limited (SHC). This ceremony was organized for the construction of affordable homes in Dedesua. The District Chief Executive accompanied by all staff graced the occasion with their presence. The Member of Parliament, Hon.

The District Chief Executive accompanied by the Ghana Education Service Directorates and some staff took a tour to some selected schools during the BECE examination on Wednesday, 6th May, 2026 to inspire the candidates and to encourage them towards a successful examination. This was aimed to the development of the district agenda to advance education sectors in the Community.  Teachers, as well as invigilators were urged not to put tension on students to be peaceful for a successful examination.

The Finance and Administration sub-committee of Bosomtwe District Assembly held a meeting on 24th April, 2026 in the district conference hall for submission to the Executive committee for consideration and further deliberation. The agenda included Discussion of Financial Performance as at 31st December 2025 and Discussion of Financial Performance as at 31st March 2026.

The Budget Committee Meeting of Bosomtwe District Assembly was held on Monday, 20th April,2026 at the District Conference Hall at about 11:00 am. The meeting was held to discuss the Financial Performance of the District Assembly as at December, 2025 and Financial Performance as at February, 2026.

Bosomtwe District Assembly received a certificate of approval on the Medium-Term Development Plan. The certificate certified that the district has been approved for implementation for the period 2026-2029 in accordance with Regulation 18(4) of the Nation Development Planning (System) Regulations, 2016 (L.I. 2232). The certificate was received from the National Development Planning Commission on 18th March, 2026.

BOSOMTWE DISTRICT MEDIUM-TERM DEVELOPMENT PLAN  (2026-2029)

The Management of Bosomtwe District Assembly held a Stakeholders Meeting on Wednesday, 25th March, 2026 at the Wisconsin University College Auditorium, Feyiase. The meeting was organized to bring all business stakeholders within the district together with the District Chief Executive to discuss ways to forge cooperation, build productive relationship and foster public-private partnerships.

The 69th Independence Day Celebration was held across the country under the theme "Building Prosperity, Restoring Hope"

As part of activities marking the celebration at the Bosomtwe District Assembly, a parade of school children and the general public took place on Friday, 6th March 2026 at 7:30 a.m. at the Kuntanase D/A School Park opposite the Bosomtwe District Assembly.

The Bosomtwe District Assembly held a special meeting on Wednesday, 4th March, 2026 at the District Conference Room. The special meeting invited the District Chief Executive, District Coordinating Director, District Finance Officer, all Assembly Members and Heads of Department and Units of the District Assembly. The agenda of the meeting included Presiding Member Remarks, Election of Presiding Member, swearing-in of Presiding Member and Reconstitution of Sub-Committees and other matters.

The second phase of DCE’s engagement with communities was successfully organized in Old Adwampong, Adwumam, Adunku, Bedaase and Essipong/Aduaben on Tuesday, 24th February, 2026.

The purpose of the visit was to engage with community members and assess matters of development within the areas mentioned. This exercise was led by the DCE and accompanied by Assembly Members and Unit Committee Members of the communities, Heads of Department and Unit and Constituency Executives.

2025 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT

On Tuesday, 17th February, 2026, the District Chief Executive of Bosomtwe District visited some communities in the district. These communities include Old Brodekwano, Pipie No.2, Nkowi, Obo and Abono. The purpose of the visit was to engage with community members and assess matters of development within the areas mentioned. The delegation was led by the DCE and accompanied by Assembly Members and Unit Committee Members of the communities, Chairman-CREMA, Heads of Department and Unit and Constituency Executives.

The second phase was completion of project and groundbreaking for the construction off project. This was a fulfillment to improve education, health and water facilities in the Bosomtwe District Assembly. These projects were structured on Friday, 6th February, 2026 in Old Kokobiriko, Jachie Special School and Kuntanase DA School in the District Assembly. The ceremony was organized by the Hon.

In fulfillment of the development of education and health facilities in the Bosomtwe District Assembly, the District Chief Executive, Engineer Abdullah Hamidu organized a groundbreaking for the construction of Projects on Tuesday, 3th February, 2026 in some selected communities in the District Assembly. This was as part of the measure to solve the educational/health infrastructural gap in the District.

Bosomtwe District Fourth Quarter Financial Statement 2025

Internal Audit 4th Quarter report

On Tuesday, 20th January, 2026 the Bosomtwe District Assembly successfully commissioned 1No. 12-Seater Water Closet Toilet Facility and Mechanized Borehole and Overhead Tank at Krom-Adwafo. This was to help improve sanitation in the District Assembly. The assignment was led by the District Chief Executive, District Coordinating Director, Staff and accompanied by Hon. Assembly Members, Unit Committee Chairman and Members and Community members.