Ketu-North Municipal Assembly

09/10/2026

KETU NORTH MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY HOSTS SECOND COHORT OF NVTI EXAMINATIONS

The Business Advisory Centre (BAC) of the Ketu North Municipal Assembly has successfully organized its second cohort of National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI) examinations at the Municipal Assembly Hall in Dzodze-Kave.
A total of 43 apprentices sat for the exams, comprising:
• 21 Hairdressers
• 20 Dressmakers
• 2 Tailors
The Municipal Chief Executive, Rev. Martin Prince Kormla Amenaki, graced the examination Centre to encourage the apprentices as they completed their assessments. His presence underscored the Assembly’s commitment to skills development, youth empowerment, and job creation.

Rev. Amenaki commended the apprentices for their dedication and urged them to take full advantage of the NVTI certification, which provides a nationally recognized qualification and enhances employability. He emphasized that vocational training remains a key driver of local economic growth and a pathway to self-reliance.

This initiative builds on the success of the first cohort and reflects the Assembly’s broader vision of supporting entrepreneurship, strengthening the informal sector, and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

07/10/2026

HAPPY CUSTOMER / CLIENT SERVICE WEEK! 🎉

The Client Service Unit of the Ketu North Municipal Assembly warmly wishes all our internal and external clients a happy and fulfilling Customer / Client Service Week.

📍 Visit us: Ground Floor, Main Administration Block, Ketu North Municipal Assembly.

Do walk in with your complaints, enquiries, suggestions or concerns. Our team is ready to listen, assist and provide you with a prompt and appropriate response.

Your concerns matter to us. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Client Service Unit
KNMA

02/10/2026

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT ON PROPOSED RATES, LEVIES, FEES AND LICENCES FOR 2027 FEE-FIXING RESOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY at WETA & AFIFE.

Assembly has held a stakeholder engagement on its proposed rates, levies, fees and licences for 2027, at The E.P Church – Weta and The E.P Church - Afife respectively on 1st of October 2026.

The engagement brought together market traders, transport operators, artisans, the self-employed and corporate ratepayers, as required by the Local Governance Act, 2016 (Act 936). Participants heard how the Assembly’s Internally Generated Fund (IGF) is used, how revenue has performed so far in 2026, and what is being proposed for 2027. They then had the floor to ask questions and give their views.

30/09/2026

STAKEHOLDERRS ENGAGEMENT WITH THE CHIEF AND OPINION LEADERS OF KULI ON THE KULI NEWTOWN LOCAL PLAN

The Ketu North Municipal Assembly, through the Honourable MCE Rev. Martin Amenaki,Technical Sub-Committee and Spatial Planning Committee had an engagement with Torgbui Avorkliya V and the opinion leaders of Kuli to discuss matters concerning the preparation and implementation of the Kuli Newtown Local Plan.

The engagement formed part of efforts by the Assembly to ensure that local stakeholders are adequately informed and actively involved in the spatial planning and development of the area.

The main objectives of the engagement were to: Brief the Chief and opinion leaders on the Kuli Newtown Local Plan, explain the importance of the Local Plan in guiding the orderly development of Kuli Newtown, Obtain the views, concerns and suggestions of traditional authorities and other key stakeholders, promote collaboration between the Assembly and the community in the implementation of the plan, and encourage community support for proper land-use planning and development control.

The meeting began with introductions and an explanation of the purpose of the engagement. The Head of the Physical Planning Department, Mr. Samuel K. Pensang provided an overview of the Kuli Newtown Local Plan, highlighting the need for proper planning to guide future development and prevent haphazard construction.

He also highlighted the importance of reserving spaces for roads, schools, health facilities, recreational areas, drainage systems and other public facilities was also discussed. The stakeholders were informed that adherence to the approved planning arrangements would contribute to the orderly growth and sustainable development of the community.

The engagement with the Chief and opinion leaders of Kuli was fruitful and provided a platform for constructive discussion on the Kuli Newtown Local Plan. The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration between the Municipal Assembly, traditional authorities, landowners and residents in achieving orderly and sustainable development.

The Assembly will continue to engage relevant stakeholders and work closely with the traditional leadership to facilitate the effective implementation of the Local Plan.

30/09/2026

The Social Welfare Department, in collaboration with Avenor Community Bank, successfully disbursed the 1st and 2nd post-reassessment payments to beneficiaries at the Municipal Assembly Hall. The payments covered the period from May to August 2026 and formed part of efforts to ensure that eligible beneficiaries received their entitlements following the recent reassessment exercise.

The payment exercise attracted beneficiaries from various communities, who gathered at the Municipal Assembly Hall to receive their funds. Officials from the Social Welfare Department and Avenor Community Bank supervised the process to ensure a smooth, transparent, and efficient disbursement. The successful exercise reflects the commitment of both institutions to strengthening social protection programmes and improving the welfare and livelihoods of vulnerable households within the municipality.

30/09/2026

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT ON PROPOSED RATES, LEVIES, FEES AND LICENCES FOR 2027 FEE-FIXING RESOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY at DZODZE and PENYI.

The Ketu North Municipal Assembly has held a stakeholder engagement on its proposed rates, levies, fees and licences for 2027, at The Church of Pentcost Central Assembly - Dzodze and Penyi Zonal Council Office on 29th September 2026.

The engagement brought together market traders, transport operators, artisans, the self-employed and corporate ratepayers, as required by the Local Governance Act, 2016 (Act 936). Participants heard how the Assembly's Internally Generated Fund (IGF) is used, how revenue has performed so far in 2026, and what is being proposed for 2027. They then had the floor to ask questions and give their views.