Bosomtwe District Assembly in collaboration with the Bosomtwe Health Directorate will be conducting a breast cancer screening for staff of the assembly to commemorate the breast cancer awareness month. This will help women to know their status and detect earlier if any to seek medical intervention. The screening will be held on Thursday, 23rd October, 2025 at the District Assembly Conference Hall, Kuntanase at exactly 9:30am.
The Bosomtwe District Assembly in collaboration with the Bosomtwe Health Directorate creates the awareness of breast cancer in the month of October, 2025. Every woman is advised to visit any nearby hospital for screening of the breast. This will help especially the women to detect earlier if any to seek timely medical attention. The Health Directorate will also take the opportunity to advice everyone on health tips and on how to avoid stress causing our temperature to rise.
In fulfilment of Act 936 section 85(a) and (b) of Local Governance Act 2016, the Bosomtwe District Assembly on Thursday, 23rd September, 2025 held their DPCU meeting at the District Conference Hall-Kuntanase to discuss the report and plans of the assembly. The meeting discussed 2nd Quarter 2025 Departmental Report, 2025 Mid-year Review of the Annual Action Plan and Draft 2026 Annual Action Plan.
The Budget Committee Meeting of Bosomtwe District Assembly was held on Friday, 19th September, 2025 at the District Conference Hall. The meeting was held to discuss 2026 Composite Budget and 2026 Fee Fixing Resolution of the assembly.
The District Chief Executive, Hon. Abdullah Hamidu of Bosomtwe District, yesterday launched the DVLA Office at Aputuogya Education Office. The programe was organized to introduce DVLA service to the good people of Bosomtwe. The services will operate every Monday from 9am to 5pm. The launch was beautified with the presence of the Ashanti Regional Manager of DVLA, Jerry Edem Afablo and his team, Staff of the District Assembly, the Security Agents, Assembly Members and the community.
On Saturday, 13th September, 2025 as a clean-up exercise was organized at the Sawua Government Hospital. This exercise was led by the District Chief Executive of the Bosomtwe District Assembly, Hon. Abdullah Hamidu in collaboration with the Ashanti Regional Minister, Hon. Dr. Frank Amoakohene. This was in compliance with His Excellency the President of the Republic of Ghana John Dramani zeal to free the country of filth.
The District Chief Executive (DCE) of the Bosomtwe District Assembly, Hon. Abdullah Hamidu, together with the District GES Director and some Staff of the District Assembly visited the nursery pupil in Esereso and Aputuogya schools on Monday, 8th September, 2025 to mark ‘My First Day at School’ for the academic year. The visit was to interact and welcome fresh pupils entering basic school, to share his experiences, advice and encourage and also present some stationary as part of efforts to help sustain their interest in school.
The District Chief Executive, Hon. Abdullah Hamidu of Bosomtwe District Assembly introduces DVLA Services in the district. The operation will be done at the CAR PARK of the District Directorate of the Ghana Education Service office, Aputuogya from 9:00am to 5:00pm.
The Ashanti Regional Minister, Hon. Dr. Frank Amoakohene paid a day working visit to the Bosomtwe District Assembly on FRIDAY, 5TH SEPTEMBER 2025.
The minister during his visit executed the following business; Interaction with management and staff of the assembly, A visit to Prabon Greenfields, A visit to Sawua Palace and A visit to the Regional Referral Hospital at Sawua.
The Bosomtwe District Chief Executive, Engineer Abdullah Hamidu, had the honour of addressing the newly recruited Community Police Assistants at a special engagement. In his motivational address, he underscored the critical role they play in safeguarding communities and maintaining peace and order within the district. He further assured them of his unwavering support, promising the provision of additional uniforms to enhance their work and boost their professional image. Also present at the event was Mr.
The Office of the Head of the Local Government Service (OHLGS) in collaboration with the Ministries of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) and Local Government, Decentralization and Rural Development (MLGDRD) among others embarked on a coaching exercise in the Eight (8) Regions targeting the Thirty (30) newly selected Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies across the country.
The Jachie Area Council of Bosomtwe District Assembly in collaboration with Life Builders Support Network and Business Advisory Centre – Bosomtwe District organize a skill training for Dedesua community. The training was conducted in the church of Pentecost, Dedesua on Thursday, 21st August, 2025. About 102 participants were present to take part in the exercise. The exercise included Liquid soap, Fabric softener and Bar soap. Hon. Abdullah Hamidu, the District Chief Executive graced the training with his presence and gave a brief speech.
As part of the activities of the District Chief Executive, Hon. Abdullah Hamidu to improve the economic growth of the District Assembly, a community engagement was organized in five communities. This marked the fifth edition of the community engagement. Atafram, Amakom, Ajamam, Beposo, Konkoma and Brodekwano witnessed the 5th phase of the engagement. Members present included The District Chief Executive, Hon.
The Bosomtwe District Assembly in collaboration with the Driver and Vehicle License Authority (DVLA) is bringing the services of the DVLA to the doorstep of the people of Bosomtwe for easy access to the following:
The bridge between Sawua Ayuom and Kodiekrom Kotei Deduakrom which was abandoned for 5 years has been revamped to perfection. The collaborative work was done by the District Chief Executive of Bosomtwe, Hon. Abdullah Hamidu and the Municipal Chief Exective of Oforikrom, Hon. Anwel Sadat Ahmed. This bridge will link two Districts; Bosomtwe and Oforikrom Municipal was in a deplorable state which made it inaccessible to the two Districts.
The Bosomtwe District Chief Executive met with local vegetable farmers at the forecourt of the Agriculture Department to discuss ways of supporting their activities. The meeting aimed to provide farm inputs and establish a dedicated vegetable market for the district assembly, leveraging its agricultural potential in the communities. During the meeting the DCE gave a brief speech on farming. The District Chief Executive repeated his vow to developing the agricultural sector and improving the livelihoods of farmers in Bosomtwe District.
The Ashanti Regional Director-ISD on Tuesday, 12th August, 2025 paid a courtesy visit to the District Chief Executive of Bosomtwe District Assembly, Hon. Abdullah Hamidu and also the Information Services Department. The District Chief Executive emphasized on the expectations of the government from the ISD and the District office as a whole. He subsequently commended the department for the efforts so far in government communication and his expectations among other things.
Woarakose, Amankwadei, Akokofe, Adunku and Oyoko witnessed the phase 4 of the engagement. Members present included The District Chief Executive and some staff, Nananom and community members and Assembly members and uinit committee members. The DCE had a direct engagement with communities. This exercise was conducted to identify community members issues and challenges. This was held on Tuesday, 5th August, 2025 in the mentioned communities.
This initiative aligns with governments commitment to improving environmental cleanliness and promoting suitable waste management, as reintroduced by H.E. John Dramani Mahama’s national sanitation day (NSD) programs under the clean Ghana policy.
The First Ordinary Meeting of the 2nd Session of the 9th Assembly of Bosomtwe District Assembly was held on Friday 1st August, 2025 at the Church of Pentecost, Toafom.
On Thursday, 24th July 2025, Positive Chain Reactions, a non-governmental organization in collaboration with the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), successfully organized an Inter-School Quiz Competition for nine (9) Junior High Schools within the Bosomtwe District. The competition aimed to test and enhance students' knowledge in key academic areas including Mathematics, English Language, Science, ICT, and General Knowledge.
The District Chief Executive (DCE) of Bosomtwe District Assembly embarked on Community Engagement exercise to engage directly with communities and identify their most pressing developmental challenges. The third phase of the exercise was conducted on Wednesday, 23rd July, 2025 in three communities namely Adagya, Prabon and Ayum. The objectives of the community engagement were to provide solutions developmental needs and concerns and also to identify priority issues in communities.
The District Chief Executive on his tour on Wednesday, 23rd July, 2025, took the opportunity to participate in a school graduation programme at Adagya. This graduation programme was led by the District Director, GES to appraise Basic and JHS students academically. The District Chief Executive gave a brief speech at the graduation programme and made an introduced as the DCE of the Bosotwe District Assembly. In his briefing, he commended all schools and students present for their hard works and urged them to continue to study hard for they were the future leaders.
The phase 2 of the engagement was held at Aputuoya and Feyiase community. This was a plan of the District Chief Executive (DCE) to promote participatory governance and enhance public development in the District Assembly. The objective of the exercise was to engage directly with communities and identify their most pressing developmental challenges. This exercise was conducted on Wednesday, 16th July, 2025.
As part of efforts to promote participatory governance and enhance grassroots development, the District Chief Executive (DCE) embarked on a comprehensive Community Engagement exercise. The objective of this initiative was to engage directly with local communities and identify their most pressing developmental challenges. This exercise was conducted between 15th July and 7th August, 2025, across selected communities in the district and forms part of the district’s commitment to inclusive development.
