Africazine:
Eight communities in Ho West are set to receive much-needed electricity through a new government initiative.
The rural electrification project, part of the Government’s 2026 Big Push Projects, began on September 1, 2026. It aims to provide reliable electricity to underserved areas, enhancing socio-economic activities and improving living conditions for residents.
Ho West Communities to Benefit from Electrification
The electrification initiative will impact eight communities in the Ho West Constituency. These include Tsiamikorfe/Bedzrakorfe at Tsito, Sekekorfe/Abalakpe at Anyirawase, and several others. The project follows extensive advocacy to secure funding and is expected to foster community development.
Mr. Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah, the local Member of Parliament, highlighted the importance of electricity for development. He stated that access to reliable power supports education, businesses, healthcare, and essential services.
Ghana: Key figures on Rural Electrification
- Eight communities receiving electricity
- Project began on September 1, 2026
Commitment to Community Development in Ho West
Mr. Bedzrah emphasized his dedication to collaborating with authorities and stakeholders to ensure the project’s success. The goal is to connect all communities in Ho West to the national grid, creating a better future for residents.
Next Steps for the Electrification Project
- Continue collaboration with authorities and stakeholders
- Monitor project progress to ensure timely completion
This electrification initiative is a significant step towards improving living conditions and fostering development in Ho West.
