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The Internal Audit Agency (IAA), an office of Government Machinery of Ghana, has praised the Wassa East District Assembly for its exemplary cooperation and commitment to accountability following a follow-up visit to assess the implementation of audit recommendations and evaluate the Audit Committee.
On a day that felt less like a farewell and more like a coronation, the Wassa East District Health Directorate staff gathered at the Riverside Conference Hall in Inchaban to celebrate one of their own retiring District Director of Health Services, Mr. Emmanuel Yaw Affelkum in a ceremony that blended deep reverence with unapologetic festivity.
In a ceremony brimming with pride and academic celebration, the Member of Parliament for Wassa East District Hon. Isaac Adjei Mensah has rewarded the constituency exceptional BECE graduates with Ghc 2,000.00 each, recognizing their outstanding performance in the 2025 exams.
A powerful call for communal effort, environmental responsibility, and educational excellence resonated at St. Martins Anglican School Park on Friday as the district joined the rest of the nation to commemorate the 69th Independence Day anniversary.
The National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) has officially certified the 2026-2029 District Medium Term Development Plan (DMTDP) of the Wassa East District Assembly, paving the way for transformative interventions aimed at improving the quality of life for residents
In a powerful display of unity, the District Chief Executive (DCE), Hon. Alhassan Ibrahim, Member of Parliament, Hon. Isaac Adjei Mensah, and the District Director of Agriculture, Madam Helena Addo, delivered stirring addresses, celebrating farmers as the “true heroes” and “heartbeat of Ghana” while issuing an urgent, collective call to action for food sovereignty.
In a bold shift from top-down administration, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Wassa East, Hon. Alhassan Ibrahim, has committed to spending three working days each week on a comprehensive tour of the district’s over 200 communities. The initiative aims to bring governance directly to the people, eliminating the need for residents to undertake long and costly journeys to the district capital, Daboase, to voice their development concerns.
The Wassa East District Assembly on Wednesday 4th September unveiled earth-moving machines supplied to the district in the District Roads Improvement Program (DRIP) at Wassa Atobiase.
Wassa East District Assembly actively participated in the celebration of Ghana’s 67th Independence Day under the theme; “Our Democracy, Our Pride.”
In an effort to evaluate and assess the Assembly’s performance for the last year and also planning a way forward the District Chief Executive…………..