The Assin South District is among the thirteen (13) districts of the Central Region of Ghana. Nsuaem-Kyekyewere is the district capital.
The district shares common boundaries with Twifo Hemang Lower Denkyira on the West, Abura Asebu Kwamankese District on the South, Asikuma Odoben-Brakwa and Ajumako Enyan-Esiam on the East and Assn North Municipal to the Northern boarder.
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The district has great potentials that can be tapped into by investors. It has interesting features and people who are determined to have an achievement and be resourceful.
There are many projects that have been started by the assembly of the district to ensure better development .
This website will provide alot of insight into the district and provide relevant data too.
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Hon. Sabina Appiah Kubi
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Mr James Agyenim Boateng, Deputy Minister of Tourism, has said the annual celebration of Emancipation Day is a call for people of African descent to rise and fight against discrimination and all forms of slavery.
ASSIN SOUTH: Roles Out Development Projects. In a bid to effectively play its part in the desire and the pronouncement by the president to bring development to all nocks and cranny of the country, most districts are leaving no stone unturned to development their respective areas of jurisdiction.
ASSIN SOUTH : Museums preserve and conserve cultural heritage- Ivor The Central and Western Regional Director of the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board (GMMB), Nicholas Ivor, has said museums are not for beautification purposes only but also to preserve and conserve a nation’s cultural heritage.
SOCIAL : Assembly Members oriented on water/sanitation projects Members of the Assin South District Assembly were given a day’s orientation workshop on how to strategise and access facilities being provided under the “Sustainable Rural Water And Sanitation Project (SRWSP).”
ASSIN SOUTH : Assin South DCE in tears as she resigns The District Chief Executive for Assin South in the Central Region has announced her resignation, following constant disagreements between her and NDC party executives in the district.
