globally known as “Pink October,” is an annual health campaign running from October 1 to October 31. It aims to promote early detection, share prevention strategies, reduce stigma, and raise crucial funds for research into the world’s leading cancer. There is list of activities that will enfold throughout the month including Breast Screening
Currently five bore hole has been awarded to Accra drilling company limited in five various locations within the Municipality. Namely: Islamic Basic School Tunga, Glefeh point 6, Gbegbeisee hospital premises Accountant General Ahasuwodie and the Nasarawa Dansoman 1 and2 Cluster of school’s compound. This is the progress of work as at today
In line with the central government’s mandate to alleviate poverty and promote social inclusion, the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly successfully completed its latest phase of PWD Fund disbursements. The intervention directly supports Persons with Disabilities within the municipality by providing financial capital, educational support, medical aid, and micro-enterprise startup toolkits. This initiative aims to foster self-reliance and eliminate economic dependency among
2. Strategic Allocation Breakdown
To maximize long-term impact, the standard 3% allocation from the DACF was split into four distinct operational pillars based on individual socioeconomic assessments: in all fifty-eight beneficiaries were given across the four pillars
Yesterday, September 30, 2026 a historic, high-profile durbar and gathering of traditional rulers was held at the Otintor Palace in Dansoman. Led by the Sempe Mantse : Nii Adote Otintor II and the King of the Ga State, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II the Ga Mantse, government officials including Metropolitan and Municipal Chief Executive. It also brought together prominent paramount chiefs, divisional sub-chiefs, queen mothers, and kingmakers from across the Ga State. Clad in traditional white regalia amidst historical drumming, chanting, and musketry, the chiefs met to officially commission the Sempe Stool Customary Land Secretariat and solidify traditional land administration boundaries. This event was held at Otintor Palace grounds, Dansoman, Accra
The Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly on the 29th of September 2026 held its Second Ordinary Meeting, bringing together Hon. Member of Parliament, Hon. MCE, Hon. Assembly Members, Heads of Department, Heads of Security Agencies, Traditional Authorities, and other key stakeholders.
During the meeting, the Budget Analyst presented the 2026 Revised Budget for consideration and approval. The Head of Environment and Sanitation also delivered a presentation on the sanitation situation in the Municipality, highlighting key issues and areas requiring attention.
Members were further educated on the Right to Information Act, 2019 (Act 989), with emphasis on its provisions and their implications for public institutions and citizens.
Dansoman South Zonal Council to begin night toll collection. Assembly and Unit Committee Members of the Dansoman South Zonal Council under the Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly (ABWMA) have met to discuss practical measures to strengthen grassroots governance and improve development within communities in the zone.
The meeting, held on Thursday, 24 September, focused on the roles and responsibilities of Assembly Members and Unit Committee Members and how they could work together to support the Zonal Council’s operations and respond more effectively to the needs of residents.
During this public accountability forum at the Dansoman Trinity Presbyterian Church, the MCE presented updates on key community metrics and structural developments:
The Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West, Hon. Rev. Kweku Addo, in collaboration with the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. George Kpakpo Allotey, has donated four (4) motorbikes and three (3) tricycles to selected youth groups in Mpoase.
The initiative is aimed at supporting youth entrepreneurship, creating sustainable livelihood opportunities, and empowering young people to become economically self-reliant.The initiative is aimed at supporting youth entrepreneurship, creating sustainable livelihood opportunities, and empowering young people to become economically self-reliant.
The sod-cutting ceremony at Ebenezer Senior High School (popularly known as Padua) in Dansoman, Accra, marked a major infrastructural milestone for the school. The event officially launched the construction of a new 18-unit classroom The ceremony was attended by key personalities including the Member of Parliament for the Area Hon. Rev. Dr. Kweku Addo (Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West), the Municipal Chief Executive Hon. George Emmanuel Kpakpo Alootey, traditional leaders, school management, and representatives of the Ebenezer Old Students Association (Paduans). Hon. Rev. Dr. Kweku Addo (Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West) delivered the keynote speech and led the ceremonial breaking of the ground. .School Management & Board of Governors were present to receive the contractors and express appreciation for the intervention
The completion of this block will trigger an academic elevation for the school, upgrading Ebenezer Senior High School from a Category “C” to a Category “B” institution.
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Hon. George Emmanuel Kpakpo Allotey led a high-powered delegation to tour several public basic schools across the municipality today, marking the official commencement of the new academic year and the celebration of the annual “My First Day at School” initiative.
The annual exercise is a key government intervention designed to welcome, motivate, and integrate new learners—particularly those entering Kindergarten (KG) and Basic One—into the formal educational system.
Accompanied by the Municipal Presiding Member Hon. Mike Bannerman Hall, Director of Education, Mr. Aforla, other Assembly officials, and traditional leaders, the MCE visited multiple school campuses to assess teacher attendance, evaluate infrastructural readiness, and directly interact with the enthusiastic new learners.
To make their transition into school memorable and exciting, the MCE distributed essential educational packages and treats to hundreds of fresh pupils. The items included:
Speaking to the children, the MCE offered words of encouragement, urging them to stay focused and dream big.
