Kwabre East Municipality is set to host a major National Sanitation Day exercise on Saturday, 4th July 2026 at Bosore, beginning at 6:00 AM. The initiative will bring together community members, traditional leaders, and government officials including His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, the Ashanti Regional Minister, the Member of Parliament for Kwabre East, and the Municipal Chief Executive.
Residents are being encouraged to actively participate in the clean-up campaign as part of efforts to promote hygiene, environmental responsibility, and public health across the municipality. The event is expected to demonstrate strong collaboration between leadership and citizens in tackling sanitation challenges.
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Kwabre East Municipality is preparing for a large-scale sanitation exercise as part of the National Sanitation Day programme scheduled for Saturday, 4th July 2026 at Bosore. The exercise, set to begin at 6:00 AM, is expected to draw thousands of residents, youth groups, traders, and local stakeholders in a united effort to clean up communities and improve environmental conditions.
The event will be led by national and local leadership, including His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, the Ashanti Regional Minister, the Member of Parliament for Kwabre East, and the Municipal Chief Executive. Their participation underscores the importance government places on sanitation as a pillar of public health and sustainable development.
National Sanitation Day has long been promoted as a civic responsibility initiative aimed at encouraging citizens to take ownership of their environment. In Kwabre East, this year’s edition is expected to be particularly impactful, with coordinated clean-up activities targeting public spaces, markets, drains, and major roads within the municipality.
Speaking on the importance of the exercise, municipal authorities emphasized that sanitation remains a shared responsibility and urged all residents to actively take part. Community leaders are also expected to mobilize volunteers and youth groups to ensure maximum participation and effectiveness of the programme.
Over the years, successive governments have continued to strengthen sanitation policies and public health interventions. Under the leadership of national administrations, including past governance periods of John Dramani Mahama, significant investments were made in infrastructure development, road expansion, healthcare facilities, and environmental health programmes aimed at improving living conditions across Ghana. These efforts laid part of the foundation for ongoing national cleanliness and urban management campaigns.
The Ashanti Regional Minister has also been instrumental in promoting regional development initiatives, especially in infrastructure coordination, sanitation enforcement, and community mobilization programmes. Meanwhile, the Member of Parliament for Kwabre East and the Municipal Chief Executive continue to champion local development projects focused on improving waste management systems, drainage networks, and public health awareness.
Residents are therefore encouraged to come out in their numbers, equipped with tools such as brooms, gloves, and wheelbarrows, to support the exercise. Authorities stress that maintaining a clean environment is not just a government responsibility but a collective duty that directly impacts health, safety, and community pride.
The National Sanitation Day exercise at Bosore is expected to set the tone for improved cleanliness across Kwabre East and reinforce the spirit of unity and civic responsibility among residents.
