Ghana bows in sorrow as we bid farewell to our fallen heroes 🇬🇭🕊

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Today, Ghana weeps. The drums are silent, the flags hang low, and the air is heavy with sorrow as we bid farewell to our fallen heroes. They were more than soldiers — they were protectors, dreamers, and pillars of courage whose sacrifices have etched their names into the heart of our nation. In this moment of national mourning, we stand united, not just in grief, but in deep gratitude for the lives they lived and the freedom they defended. The nation of Ghana stands in solemn unity as we lay to rest our fallen heroes — brave sons and daughters who gave their lives in service to our country. Under the soft shade of black and red canopies, families, friends, government officials, and citizens gathered to pay their final respects at an emotional burial service marked by tears, prayers, and heartfelt tributes. The day began with the mournful sound of drums and the solemn march of the Ghana Armed Forces. Flags flew at half-mast across the nation, a silent but powerful symbol of our collecti...
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Mid-Year Budget Brings Hope: Agona Bobikuma–Swedru Road Set for Rehabilitation

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During the presentation of the 2025 Mid-Year Budget Review, the Minister for Finance announced the upcoming rehabilitation of the Agona Bobikuma to Agona Swedru road—a vital route in the Agona West Constituency.

This announcement marks a welcome milestone in the constituency’s ongoing push for improved infrastructure. For years, residents have endured challenges navigating this stretch, which serves as a critical economic and social link between communities.The planned rehabilitation is not just a road project—it represents a step forward in boosting productivity, easing mobility, and enhancing the quality of life for thousands of people. From farmers transporting goods to students and workers commuting daily, the impact will be felt across all sectors.As development gains momentum in Agona West, this project signals that we are getting closer to fixing all major roads in the constituency. We remain committed to inclusive development—ensuring that no community is left behind.Stay connected as we continue to work toward a better, stronger Agona West for all.

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