Ministry Of Works And Housing Ghana

20/08/2026

SAGLEMI HOUSING PROJECT TO BE COMPLETED BY END OF 2027

Watch 🎥: The Saglemi Housing Project is steadily being revived to be completed and commissioned by end of 2027 with the first 700 units expected to be ready by March 2027.

20/08/2026

This afternoon, the deputy minister, Hon Gizella Tetteh-Agbotui joined H.E, President John Dramani Mahama to inspect the progress of work being undertaken to complete the Saglemi Housing Project.

The 1500 housing project, which is being completed by LMI Holdings, will be equipped with a dedicated water supply system, internet connectivity, and other essential infrastructure to make it a conducive housing estate for the citizenry.

Having been briefed by the developer, the President disclosed that the 1500 Housing project will be ready for commissioning by end of 2027 with the first 700 units set to be completed by March 2027.

20/08/2026

20/08/2026

Yesterday, Management and staff including Heads of Agencies and Departments under the Ministry had the opportunity to meet and interact with our former Minister, Hon. Kenneth Gilbert Adjei in a brief farewell ceremony.

Sir, your tenure has been more than a chapter; it has been a journey of firm leadership, calm guidance, learning and growth.

We are grateful for the opportunities you created, the lessons you shared and the confidence you placed in us.

As you move on to a new chapter, we wish you continued success, good health and fulfilment of an even brighter future.

13/08/2026

This morning, the Deputy Minister Hon. Gizella Tetteh-Agbotui joined the National Homeownership Fund's 4th Annual General Meeting

As an entity that has a huge role to play in the government's housing agenda, it is encouraging to see the Fund nurture strategic partnerships that position it to help bridge the gap that makes housing inaccessible to many Ghanaians.

The sector deputy minister believes such partnerships represent an important step in positioning the Fund to assess and strengthen its capacity to attract and deploy appropriate housing finance while demonstrating its willingness to engage strategic continental partners in developing solutions to Ghana's housing challenges.

It is expected that the Fund will continue to become more innovative, more commercially responsive, and more impactful, while remaining firmly anchored to its public interest mandate

05/08/2026

Notice of Controlled Water Spillage from the Bagre Dam

04/08/2026

Public Service Announcement from Ghana Water Limited

31/07/2026

This morning, the sector minister Hon Kenneth Gilbert Adjei together with selected Heads of Agencies under the Ministry hosted a delegation from the International Contractors Association of Korea (ICAK) to explore opportunities and areas of investment within the works, housing and water resources sectors of the economy.

With a strong bilateral relations between Ghana and South Korea, it is expected that korean expertise, technology and investment can be leveraged in the areas of water infrastructure, housing development, restoration of contaminated water bodies, urban renewal, flood control systems, sanitation infrastructure, and public works project.

29/07/2026

The deputy minister, Hon Gizella Tetteh-Agbotui represented the sector Minister Hon. Kenneth Gilbert Adjei at N'djamena, Chad for the Africa Water forum.

Through the Water forward initiative, the forum was convened to advance the continent's water agenda, serving as both a political and financing platform to accelerate investment in water infrastructure, strengthen regional cooperation and promote water security across Africa.

28/07/2026

Yesterday, the sector minister Hon. Kenneth Gilbert Adjei inspected the progress of construction work of the model housing units under the Government’s Greenville District Housing Programme located at Kpeve in the South Dayi district in the Volta region.

The Greenville District Housing Programme is a housing initiative delivering in each district, a minimum of twenty (20) and maximum of forty-one (41) housing units with essential infrastructure such as electricity, potable water, sewage systems. For a start, the programme is being executed in eight (8) selected districts across the country.

The project, which uses local materials, specifically Compressed Earth Bricks to support environmental sustainability is part of government's broader agenda to address accommodation needs in underserved communities.

The Greenville District Housing Programme is expected to be replicated in 261 districts across the country.