READ ON + August 13th, 2025

Commodore Ayelazono also briefed the Mayor on the Command’s proposal to redevelop its Officers’ Mess into a modern hospitality and events centre, designed to serve both naval personnel and the general public..................

READ ON + August 13th, 2025

the National Coordinator of C40, Mr. Abraham Afful, mentioned that out of 207 applications received, only seven, were considered for validation and confirmation, of which STMA is part. He indicated that the proposal received from STMA was too good to be true.................

READ ON + August 1st, 2025

In his address to the House, the Honourable Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE), Lawyer Fredrick Faustinus Faidoo, highlighted key developments within the Metropolis.................

READ ON + July 21st, 2025

The meeting primarily discussed potential areas of collaboration between the Indian High Commission and the Western Regional Coordinating Council (WRCC) to boost investment and enhance human capital development in the region.................

READ ON + July 16th, 2025

The Metro Superintendent of Schools, Rev. Fitzgerald Josiah Kwofie, expressed optimism that the new buildings are likely to help improve enrollment in the schools................

READ ON + July 14th, 2025

Mr. Buckman stated that the newly introduced records management system aims to provide a standardized filing structure across the Local Government Service,...............

READ ON + July 11th, 2025

The visit was part of ongoing discussions surrounding a proposed partnership and potential investment in both the current phase of construction and the upcoming Phase Two of the project................

READ ON + July 2nd, 2025

He noted that despite facing economic pressures, social challenges, and political tensions, Ghana has remained a beacon of stability and hope across the African continent — a clear reflection of divine mercy and favour.....................

READ ON + June 12th, 2025

The Mayor urged the new beneficiaries to build on the success of their predecessors and to use the funds judiciously to drive real, sustainable change in their communities. He noted that the impact of their work could serve as a catalyst not only for local transformation but also as a national inspiration.....................

READ ON + June 11th, 2025

The purpose of the visit was to interact with and motivate students as they begin their exams....................

READ ON + June 03rd, 2025

He assured Hon. Members that the Assembly remains committed to transforming Sekondi-Takoradi into a cleaner, safer, and more resilient metropolis through proactive planning and community collaboration....................

READ ON + May 22nd, 2025

The Association believes this will encourage butchers across the Metropolis to conduct their operations in compliance with the Assembly’s bye-laws governing the slaughter of animals...................

READ ON + May 21st, 2025

Addressing the meeting, the Hon. MCE emphasized that the engagement was intended to build rapport and create a platform for continuous interaction between the Assembly and transport operators..................

READ ON + May 14th, 2025

Led by the mayor, Hon. Frederick F. Faidoo, the STMA highlighted their priorities in improving transportation infrastructure, market accessibility, and pedestrian safety..................

READ ON + May 8th, 2025

The Mayor noted that the spiritual development of the Metropolis, is as important as physical infrastructure such as roads and environmental sanitation................

READ ON + May 7th, 2025

Addressing the Council Members, Hon. Faidoo indicated his readiness to collaborate with the traditional authorities to ensure a well-developed metropolis................

READ ON + May 2nd, 2025

During the meeting, the team presented the project's current status and outlined measures to accelerate progress...............

READ ON + April 29th, 2025

Hon. Faidoo assured staff of his commitment to fostering close collaboration and providing the necessary amenities to make their workplace experience comfortable and motivating..............

READ ON + April 24th, 2025

In his opening remarks, Hon. Faidoo expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and pledged his commitment to open and inclusive leadership, teamwork, and development-focused governance.............

READ ON + April 24th, 2025

A Quarter Guard parade was held on the morning of Thursday, April 24, 2025, by the Metropolitan Guards Unit to formally welcome the newly appointed Mayor of Sekondi-Takoradi, ............

READ ON + April 15th, 2025

Mr. Faidoo highlighted his commitment to leaving legacy projects behind and called on everyone to focus on opportunities in the private sector to create more jobs for the unemployed. ............

READ ON + April 3rd, 2025

Addressing the meeting, the Metro Legal Liaison Officer, Edward Quartey, stressed the Assembly's concern over several traders and shop owners having converted designated parking spaces into unauthorized selling points............

READ ON + April 1st, 2025

During the interactive session, transport operators and traders expressed their concerns about access to their facilities, inadequate road signs, alternative spaces for their businesses and the enforcement of parking regulations............

READ ON + March 27th, 2025

This initiative, held as part of the Assembly’s celebration of Ghana Month, seeks to promote menstrual hygiene awareness and support the education and dignity of beneficiaries...........

READ ON + Feb 17th, 2025

The hon. minister emphasized the government's commitment to reset the developmental agenda of the country and entreat the STMA management to promote standards in all its dealings..........

READ ON + Feb 3th, 2025

In her brief remarks, Hon. Dr. Ayensu-Danquah praised the Metro Coordinating Director, Mr. Innocent Haligah and his team for managing the affairs of the Assembly in the absence of the substantive Mayor.........

READ ON + Jan 31th, 2025

As part of the meeting, Gateway Eye Care, Ghana Revenue Authority and GCB Sekondi Branch addressed the staff on eye-related issues and screening, Income Tax and Tax relief, and Retail Banking Solutions, respectively.........