
Month: April 2026
Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly Launches AI Training to Drive Digital Growth Dansoman, Accra.

Ghana – The Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly has rolled out an AI Training Program to equip youth and business owners with skills for the digital economy. The program teaches participants how to use AI for better decision-making, effective marketing, and business growth. It aims to expand job opportunities, support entrepreneurs, and strengthen local businesses. “This initiative is about preparing our people for the future. By investing in AI skills, we are not just creating jobs — we are positioning Ablekuma West as a hub for innovation and digital opportunity,” said, Municipal Chief Executive of Ablekuma West.[Name]Beyond individual empowerment, the project is expected to boost the local economy and establish Ablekuma West as an up-and-coming center for technology and innovation.
RESTORATION OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS IN ABLEKUMA WEST MUNICIPAL

The Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly wishes to inform the general public that restoration works on the traffic lights along the Dansoman Highway have officially begun, following a prolonged period of inactivity spanning over three and a half years.
This critical intervention is being spearheaded by the MP and the MCE, whose leadership and commitment continue to drive infrastructure improvements across the municipality. The MCE, working closely with his technical team, is ensuring that the project is executed efficiently and within the stipulated timeframe.
The scheduled completion date of 27th April, 2026 remains firmly on course, in line with the MP and the MCE’s commitment to the good people of Ablekuma West.
This project underscores the Assembly’s broader agenda to enhance road safety, reduce traffic congestion, and improve the overall transportation experience within the municipality.
Further updates will be communicated in due course.
Ghana Month 2026
Ghana Month, also known as Ghana Heritage Month, is an annual month-long celebration held throughout March. The celebration is strategically timed to coincide with Ghana’s Independence Day on March 6, commemorating the nation’s liberation from British colonial rule in 1957. The initiative serves as a national reminder of the ideals of “Freedom and Justice,” fostering patriotism and showcasing the country’s rich cultural diversity, history, and traditions to both citizens and the global community.





