Richard Agyei Sarpong — Country Correspondent for Ghana
Richard Agyei Sarpong has been IACD’s Country Correspondent for Ghana since March 2019. Richard graduated from the Presbyterian University Ghana with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Rural and Community Development. He is the co-founder and Executive Director of the Lost Talent Foundation-Ghana. Previously, Richard worked with the United Nations Association of Ghana and Bamboo Energy Ghana Limited as an Administer and Community Development officer. He is currently the coordinator for Rural Basic Schools WASH PROGRAM (Assin Fosu Municipal, South and North District) and an active member of Ghana Coalition of NGO’s in Health and Africa Malaria elimination campaign (AMEC).
Richard can be reached at nanasarpong442@gmail.com
Report: Spreading Development to Every Part of Ghana; Focus on Jaaman South Municipality
It is important for us that as Ghana goes forward, all the people of Ghana go forward together in unity, and in hope of a brighter future for our country.
Jaaman South hasn’t been left out of the Agenda For Equal Development in every part of the country being implemented by Ghana Government . Lets get to know how Jaaman South is receiving their fair share of the National Cake.
1. A new CHPS compound has been constructed at Yaamiensa.
2. A new CHPS compound has been constructed at Faaman.
3. 4-Unit Single Bedroom Police Quarters at Japekrom.
5. Police Quarters at Jejemireja.
6. New CHPS compound at Abuokrom.
7. Maternity Block with modern health and delivery facilities at Dwenem Clinic.
8. 3 UNIT CLASSROOM BLOCK AT ATUNA ISLAMIC PRIMARY SCHOOL
9. Provision of Double Arm streetlights from Drobo to Japekrom.
10. Installation of Water Tank for Drobo Senior High school
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