Category Archives: Community engagements

Bui Power Authority Engages Tolon District Assembly on Proposed Solar Power Plant

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The Bui Power Authority on 18th August 2026 paid a visit to the Tolon District Assembly for an introductory engagement on a proposed solar power plant to be established at Gbenjiri – Nyankpala in the Tolon District.

The engagement formed part of efforts by the Authority to introduce a consultant, Seljen Consult LTD, which would carry out Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) at the project site, Gbenjiri

Prior to the meeting with the Assembly, representatives of Bui Power Authority had engaged the Chief of Nyankpala regarding the availability and acquisition of land for the proposed development.

Management of the Tolon District Assembly received the Bui Power Authority delegation and held discussions on the proposed solar project. The meeting provided an opportunity for management to seek clarification on various aspects of the project, including the proposed location, land acquisition process, anticipated benefits, and other matters relating to its establishment within the district.

The engagement also allowed the Assembly to share its perspectives and raise questions concerning the potential impact of the project on the district and its residents.

The proposed solar power plant is expected to contribute to the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure while potentially creating opportunities for local economic development, employment, and other socio-economic benefits for communities within the district.

The Tolon District Assembly welcomed the engagement and expressed its readiness to collaborate with relevant stakeholders as discussions on the proposed project progress, while ensuring that the interests of the people of the district are duly considered.

The Assembly looks forward to further engagements with Bui Power Authority and other stakeholders as the proposed project moves through the necessary planning, consultation, and land acquisition processes.

District Assembly Engages Stakeholders on Proposed Animal Market Initiative

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Date: August 4, 2026

The District Assembly on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, received a delegation of stakeholders who paid a courtesy call to present their proposal to establish an animal market within the district.

The delegation sought the Assembly’s support, guidance, and collaboration to ensure the successful establishment and operation of the proposed market. They explained that the initiative is intended to create a structured marketplace for livestock trading, promote local commerce, and contribute to the district’s economic growth.

Speaking on behalf of the District Chief Executive (DCE), the Coordinating Director welcomed the delegation and expressed appreciation for the initiative. He emphasized the significant role animal markets play in promoting local economic development, creating employment opportunities, and improving livelihoods for residents.

He further stressed that the success of the proposed market would depend on effective collaboration among all relevant stakeholders to ensure that the facility is peaceful, well-managed, and sustainable.

As part of the engagement, the group proposed the drafting of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to serve as the framework for cooperation among the various stakeholders. The MoU will be reviewed and agreed upon by all parties to define their respective roles and responsibilities in bringing the project to fruition.

The District Assembly reaffirmed its commitment to supporting initiatives that foster economic development, enhance trade, and improve the well-being of communities across the district.

Accounting to the people

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Here’s a revised version that reflects the actual purpose of the programme:

On 9th May 2026, the Tolon District Assembly organized its “Accounting to the People” programme at the Savanna Agricultural Research Institute (SARI), Nyankpala, to inform residents about the Assembly’s development activities, ongoing projects, and achievements across the district.

The programme was attended by the Hon. Regional Minister, the Regional Coordinating Director (Chief Director), the Hon. District Chief Executive, Assembly Members, Traditional Chiefs, Opinion Leaders, Youth Groups, Heads of Departments, staff of the Tolon District Assembly, and residents from communities throughout the district.

The event provided an opportunity for the Assembly to present an overview of key projects implemented, ongoing development initiatives, and the progress made in improving infrastructure and public services. It also highlighted how government resources have been utilized to promote the socio-economic development of the district.

Participants were given the opportunity to engage with Assembly officials by asking questions, providing feedback, and sharing suggestions on issues affecting their communities. The programme reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and active citizen participation in local governance.

The Tolon District Assembly remains committed to delivering sustainable development and ensuring that residents are kept informed about projects and initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life across the district.

Kasuliyili Senior High School gets 4 new projects from GETFUND

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The Ghana gov through the Ghana Education Trust Fund, has allocated 4new infrastructural projects to the Kakuliyili Senior High School (KASEC) to give it a face lift. Then projects are;

  1. Construction of 2No. Single storey dormitory block
  2. Construction of a dining hall
  3. construction of 2No. 2- bedroom semi-detached bungalows
  4. construction of 2-storey 12 Unit classroom Block.

Then Hon. District Chief Executive, in the company of the consultant, contractor and representative of the Regional Coordinating Council, paid a curtesy call on the chief of Kasuliyili to give him the good news. The chief expressed joy at the news and assured the contractor of his community support for the completion of the projects in time.

Tolon District Assembly acquires Site for Construction of Six-Unit Classroom Block at Yipelgu

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The Tolon District Assembly has successfully acquired land for the construction of a six (6) unit classroom block at Yipelgu as part of its ongoing efforts to improve educational infrastructure within the district.

The construction of the six-unit classroom block is expected to enhance access to quality education, reduce congestion in existing classrooms, and provide a conducive learning environment for pupils in the Yipelgu community and its environs.

The Assembly reiterates its commitment to promoting education and ensuring the timely delivery of development projects across the district. Community members and stakeholders are encouraged to support the project to ensure its successful completion.