Vision
To become a highly efficient socio-economic service provider that creates an enabling environment for resource mobilization in partnership with stakeholders for sustained poverty reduction.
Mission
Nkwanta South Municipal Assembly exists to facilitate improvement in the general quality of life of the people in the district through effective sensitization, mobilization of material resources and the promotion of socio-economic development to create an enabling environment for sustained poverty reduction within the context of governance.

HON. BRIGHT KWAME LENWAH (MCE)
LATEST NEWS

EOCO BOSS PAYS COURTESY CALL TO NKWANTA
The Executive Director of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) COP Maame Tiwa Addo-Danquah and her entourage on Wednesday, 24th August, 2022 paid a courtesy call to the Nkwanta South Municipal Assembly. The visit was among other things to strengthen the collaboration between her outfit and the Security Agencies especially the Ghana Police Service to ensure that they protected the public purse.
She also inspected the office accommodation provided to her outfit by the Nkwanta South Municipal Assembly and expressed appreciation for the gesture. She noted that there was the need to provide an official vehicle and post additional staff to the Region. According to her, her outfit was in the process of supplying some logistics and Oti Region was highly under consideration.
The Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Bright K. Lenwah in his welcome remarks indicated that the Municipality was endowed with a lot of tourist attractions such as the Breast Mountain and waterfalls which are located at the Kyabobo National Park, and the hanging village of Shiare.
He entreated them to visit the Municipality at their leisure time to enjoy the beautiful sceneries the Municipality is endowed with. He further indicated that the Municipality is purely an agricultural where a lot of yams, cassava, plantain to mention but a few are cultivated.
He concluded by indicating that the Assembly has plans of renovating some official buildings of which the structure currently housing EOCO in the Municipality is under consideration for such renovation works next year.
Story by: Albert Kwabena Osei

COMBATING COVID-19; HOSPITALS ENSURE MEASURES
As part of measures to contain and prevent the spread of the CORONA VIRUS outbreak, two hospitals in the Nkwanta South Municipality have made available two isolated units with 16 bed capacity as a preparative measure towards the handling of any suspected case in the Municipality.
The two Hospitals namely St. Joseph and Municipal Hospitals have joined the campaign in response to the directive by the Public Health Emergency Committee (PHEC) to monitor the implementation of the directives within their area of jurisdiction so as to prevent the spread of the virus. Nkwanta South is a highly populated Municipality that shares boundary with neighboring Togo which had a confirmed case of the CORONAVIRUS.
Indicating their readiness, the Medical Superintendent at the St. Joseph’s Hospital, Dr. Kwame Amoah and some Nurses at the facility gave the assurance that they are prepared to quarantine any suspected case and will also observe all relevant protocols. He however, advised that patients with related signs and symptoms should visit the facility on time for early treatment.
The Municipal Coordinating Director, Mr. Osman Musah showed satisfaction for the measures put in place by the health facilities to tackle any suspected case. He also assured that the Assembly was going to provide the necessary logistics to the facilities to combat the infection and spread of the virus.
Speaking to the media, the Municipal Environmental Health Officer, Ms. Cynthia Sekyere advised residents to keep their surroundings clean in order to prevent an outbreak of cholera or any other health related case that worsen the situation of the corona virus. The Municipal Education Director, Mr. Jonathan Korsinah advised students staying home to take advantage of the Joy learning channel to better their study while at home.
Story by: Albert Kwabena Osei

SOD CUTTING FOR RENOVATION OF ISOLATION CENTRE
The Nkwanta South Municipal Assembly led by the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon John Thasun on Friday, 8th May, 2020cut sod for the renovation of the female surgical ward of the Municipal Hospital to be used as COVID-19 holding centre.
According to him, the renovation which is scheduled to be completed within two weeks is worth Thirteen Thousand Five Hundred and Sixty Ghana Cedis.
The works to be done also includes the rehabilitation of a structure close to the isolation centre to used by COVID-19 victims as separate washrooms.
Speaking to the media, the Estate Officer for the faiclity, Mr. Patrick Senedzi explained that, major works needed to be done on the washrooms as such will be completed in four (4) weeks time.
The Nurse Manager of the facility, Felica Atitsogbe expressed gratitude to the Assembly for the nice gesture. on behalf of the Hospital Management, she promised to take good care of the facility when completed and also ensure that it is put into proper use.
Story by: Albert Kwabena Osei
ANNOUNCEMENT
General Assembly Meeting scheduled for Thursday 25th August, 2022 has been postponed to Friday 2nd September, 2022
MANAGEMENT OF THE NKWANTA SOUTH MEETS MINERS WHO WENT THROUGH TRAINING AT UMAT, TARKWA
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