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2ND ORDINARY MEETING OF THE KASSENA NANAKANA WEST DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

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The District Chief Executive for the Kassena-Nankana West District in the Upper East Region, Hon. Stephen Akurugo Aeke Has Disclosed that the Assembly will soon commence the construction of befitting toilet facilities for all basic schools in the district that never had some as well as for those with dilapidated ones. He was speaking this Friday at the
Assembly’s 2nd Ordinary Meeting held on 31st Oct. 2025 in Paga.
The DCE also touched on the need for the Assembly to create a conducive environment for all-year-round farming, which he said the Assembly will do by undertaking massive desilting of a number of dams across the district.
Hon. Akurugo further spoke about the FEED GHANA PROJECT, revealing that the Department of Agriculture was in the process of registering farmers who wished to enrol on the project. He urged Hon. Members to sensitise their people to register and get the laudable benefits of the project.
Story by Atogewe Peter Wedam
31/10/2025

Peace Council holds civilian-security dialogue at Paga

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The Upper East Region Peace Council (UERPC) has held a dialogue session between civilians and security agencies at Paga in the Kassena-Nankana West District of the Upper East Region to build trust among them. The forum offered civilians the opportunity to interact and share their challenges regarding security in the […]

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Emancipation, PANAFEST from Pikworo Slave Camp to Elmina

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Beginning next year, the celebration of Emancipation Day and Pan African Festival (PANAFEST) will begin from the Pikworo Slave Camp in Nania in the Upper East Region, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), Akwasi Agyeman, has announced. “Yearly, the celebration started from Accra but clearly […]

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Residents of the Kassena West District and Kassena Nankana Municipality have appealed for the reconstruction of damaged bridges in those areas to ease transportation.

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“These damaged bridges are very important since they enhance free movement of people and enable farmers to cart their produce to market centres,” a resident said. The appeal was made when the Upper East Regional Minister, Stephen Yakubu, and a delegation from the Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) inspected some of […]

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