Authority
Exercise political and administrative authority in the district, provide guidance, give direction to, and supervise the administrative authorities in the district.
Exercise political and administrative authority in the district, provide guidance, give direction to, and supervise the administrative authorities in the district.
Responsible for the overall development of the district and shall ensure the preparation of development plans and annual budgets of the district related to its development plans.
Responsible, in cooperation with the appropriate national and local security agencies, for the maintenance of peace, security and public safety in the district.
Central Tongu District Assembly (CTDA) is established by Legislative instrument (L.I) 2077 of 2012. Originally, Central Tongu District was called North Tongu District but when the Former North Tongu District was split in 2012 by Legislative Instrument (L.I.) 2077.
The former North Tongu District before its creation used to be part of the Sogakope District now South Tongu District Assembly.
Central Tongu District lies within latitudes 60N to 6020’N longitude 0025’ E to 0045’E. It shares boundaries with Adaklu District to the North, South Tongu to the South, North Tongu to the West and Akatsi South to the East; all in the Volta Region. Ada West and Ada East Districts of the Greater Accra Region also share the South-Western boundaries with the District as depicted in figure 1 below. It has a total land area of about 682.22 Km2 which is about 3.1% of the total land area of the Volta Region. there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
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Agriculture is the leading employment sector in the District engaging 78.3 percent of the total households in the district (PHC, 2010). The sector is dominated by small scale unorganized farmers who depend mainly on natural rainfall and simple labour-intensive production techniques
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The District has 71 Kindergartens, 71 primary schools and 50 Junior High Schools servings as feeding units for two Senior High Schools at Adidome and Mafi-Kumase. The total enrolments at the various stages stand at the following: Pre-school level 4,341, Primary level 10,480 and JHS level 3,655 (DPCU, 2018). Likewise, there are 114; 382; and 247 teachers at the kindergarten, primary and JHS levels respectively. These figures include untrained teachers whose figures are 36, 59 and 25 for various levels respectively
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There is one district hospital located at Mafi–Adidome, the district capital, four (4) health centers, thirteen (13) CHPS Compound with two (2) private clinics i.e. Biodun Maternity and Seva Clinic as indicated in the table below
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Most of the communities in the District are connected to the national grid. Extension of power to towns and villages through rural electrification is ongoing. The total electricity coverage in the district as of now is about 78%.
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The main religious groupings that exit in the district are the Christians, Moslems and Traditional believers. More than three-quarters of the population belong to one of the various Christian religious bodies while the other religious groupings in the district have a population less than a quarter of the total population.
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I got my Building permit without any stress and at a fast pace. Thank You
Tse Vedzi
SAMVET hotelMy wife and I are happily married and are glad to be certified through the Dist. Assembly. Akpe kaka
Nash Comlanvi
NYAMy disability did not prevent me from doing business. thank you for the support.
Gabriel
Business manMy wife and I are happily married and are glad to be certified through the Dist. Assembly. Akpe kaka.
Daniel
TailorEdo dzidzor nu be Assembly kpele ntinye mehor enudzra gbale
Mary
TraderGhana Ceremonial Tree Planting held to commence tree planting activities in the District was help on the 10th June, 2022.
Hon. Mike Davidson Ezuh the outgone Presiding Member was grateful for the support and cooperation he received from Members during his tenure as the Presiding Member of the Assembly. He added that, he was grateful to the Hon. District Chief Executive and the staff of the Assembly for the invaluable support extended to him as Presiding Member.
Key stakeholders from the Regional and District level were present including the Regional and District Directors of Education and their teams as well as the District Chief Executive and Coordinating Director. There were old students as well as some selected stakeholders present.
.DCE visits and interacts with Headmaster and staff of Mafi-Kumase Senior High Technical School. Also present was the District Director of Education and her team.
We had a wonderful 65th independence anniversary celebration and the display by the school children as well as cultural group was just wonderful. Those who couldn't make it really missed out.
Awarding the well performed staffs and facilities. Central Tongu District Health Directorate holds 2021 Annual Performance review of Health facilities and acknowledges as well as awards selected staff and facilities for outstanding performance.
The Honourable Volta Regional Minister and his entourage paid a working visit to the Central Tongu District as part of his tour of the Volta Region.
Mr Moore Zonyrah, the President’s nominee as District Chief Executive (DCE) for Central Tongu has been confirmed by the Assembly members.
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