Since her recent confirmation, Mrs. Grace Agyemang Asamoah, the new District Chief Executive for Atwima Kwanwoma, has embarked on an extensive tour of key public institutions within the district to assess challenges and outline her administrative priorities.
Her visits included the Twedie Government Hospital, local police stations, and the Bebu Ambulance Bay, where she identified critical gaps such as unreliable water supply and outdated digital infrastructure at the hospital. Mrs. Asamoah pledged to tackle these issues head-on, emphasizing that healthcare improvements are central to her agenda.
Engaging closely with personnel across the security and health sectors, the DCE highlighted the importance of leadership grounded in direct engagement and listening. She praised security officers for their dedication and promised enhanced support and resources to strengthen public safety.
At the District Assembly office, Mrs. Asamoah set a tone of accountability and collaboration, urging staff to uphold discipline and transparency in revenue mobilisation efforts. She also announced plans to work alongside the Member of Parliament to fast-track the official gazetting of Atwima Kwanwoma’s municipal status.
District Coordinating Director Eunice Korankye expressed optimism about the new leadership’s approach, signaling a unified front in driving the district’s development forward.
