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List of Social Services Offered in the District
Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty Ghana School Feeding Program Ghana Productive Safety Net Phase 2 Persons With Disability Family Welfare Services Enrollment of Vulnerability Unto NHIS
District Chief Executive Engages Wawaso Community, Highlights Achievements and Addresses Concerns
On April 25th, 2024, Hon. Wilson Agbanyo, the District Chief Executive (DCE) of Kadjebi, embarked on a community engagement visit to Wawaso to interact with residents, share achievements, and address pertinent issues affecting the community. During the engagement session, Hon. Wilson Agbanyo underscored the paramount importance of community engagement and accountability in local governance. He […]
Kadjebi District Assembly Enhances Community Security with Streetlight Distribution
The Kadjebi District Assembly, led by Hon. Wilson Agbanyo, the District Chief Executive (DCE), and Engr. Samuel Anim, the District Works Engineer, has recently distributed streetlights to three sub-communities within the district as well as the township of Kadjebi. This effort is intended to strengthen security and improve safety for residents residing in Wawaso, Dzamlome, […]
Kadjebi District Assembly Again Presents 200 Dual Desks to Kadjebi Education Directorate
The Kadjebi District Assembly in recent years has prioritized the problem of desk deficit faced by schools across the district. The Assembly during the 2022 implementation year has already supplied about 800 desks to schools in the District. The Assembly has again handed over another 200 dual desks to the Education Directorate-Kadjebi to be handed […]
KADJEBI DISTRICT MARKS 66TH INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION AT AHAMANSU
Kadjebi District Joins the rest of the Country to mark the 66th Independence Day Celebration at Ahamansu The celebration was graced by a number of dignitaries. Notable among them are; the member of Parliament for Kadjebi-Akan Constituency, Hon. Engnr. Yao Gomado, the District Chief Executive for Kadjebi District; Hon Wilson Agbanyo, Minister for Culture and […]
“Train Early Childhood Caregivers/Teachers (KG) On LR”
Early childhood education in Ghana often focuses on children’s development during age’s three (3) to five (5). While this developmental period should ideally focus equally on mental and physical development, in recent decades an emphasis has been placed on mental development, creating a concurrent de-emphasis on physical development, however the two goes hand- in- hand […]