Staff of the Ghana Education Service Agona West Municipal Directorate at the weekend undertook a five-hour clean up exercise around the environs of the office to maintain a healthy environment.
The staff de-stilted choked gutters, weeded around the environs of the office and cleaned the louvres and walls of the Education Office.
The exercise is in support of the National Sanitation Day exercise aimed at maintaining a healthy environment.
The chiefs and people of Agona Nyakrom have launched the annual Akwambo Festival with a call on the citizenry to contribute their quota towards the development of the town.
Nana Osei Bonsu III, the Tufuhene of Agona Nyakrom, who is also the Chairman of the Akwambo Implementation Committee, said at the launch that this year’s festival would be aimed at raising funds to finance developmental projects.
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Twenty-five members of the women’s wing of the Ghana Federation of the Disabled (GFD) in the Agona West municipality in the Central Region have benefitted from a two-day skills training to empower them to set up their own businesses.
The training, funded by the Agona West Municipal Assembly (AWMA), formed part of projects and programmes initiated by the assembly headed by the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Mrs Justina Marigold Assan, to support women’s groups in the municipality to acquire entrepreneurial skills to improve their standards of living.
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