EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING

On Tuesday, 31st March, 2026, the Executive Committee of the Asutifi North District Assembly held a meeting at the District Assembly Conference Hall. The meeting was convened to deliberate on key administrative, financial, and developmental issues affecting the district. The meeting aimed to Review decisions and recommendations from the various […]

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THE DISTRICT HOLDS 69TH INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

The Asutifi North District Assembly joined the nation in commemorating Ghana’s 69th Independence Anniversary on Friday, 6th March 2026, at the Kenyasi Sports Stadium. The celebration brought together government officials, traditional authorities, security services, school children, teachers, religious leaders, assembly members, and residents of the district to reflect on Ghana’s […]

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TRAINING OF REVENUE COLLECTORS

On Wednesday, 4th March, 2026, the Asutifi North District Assembly organized a training programme for Revenue Collectors within the district. The training formed part of the Assembly’s efforts to enhance revenue mobilization, improve efficiency, and ensure accountability in revenue collection processes. The main objectives of the training were to: Equip […]

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SOD-CUTTING CEREMONY OF COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCE

On Monday, 2nd March, 2026, a sod-cutting ceremony was held at Kenyasi to officially commence the construction of the College of Health Sciences. The event marked a major milestone in the educational and infrastructural development of the area and the Ahafo Region as a whole. The District Chief Executive (DCE) […]

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DISTRICT CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF GIFEC TOUR TO TELEPHONE BOOSTER SITES IN THE ASUTIFI NORTH DISTRICT

On Monday 2nd February, 2026 the Hon. District Chief Executive together with the Ahafo Regional Director of GIFEC visited eight (8) telephone booster sites across the district. The communities visited included Wamahinso, Amomaso, Kwakuri, Atwedie, Kwadwo Nkrumah, Agravi, Adukrom and Bogyampa. The visit was necessitated by the growing concerns of […]

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