Hon. Rudolf Amoako Gyampah

13/08/2026

25/07/2026

Today, I had the privilege of donating 100 bags of cement towards the completion of the Abora Community Centre, a project initiated by my predecessor, Hon. SamuelNsonwah Djan. I hold the principle that governance is a continuous process, and meaningful development should never come to a standstill because of a change in leadership. Every project that serves the interest of our people deserves the collective support needed to see it through to completion. My focus remains on ensuring that the people of Upper Denkyira West benefit from quality infrastructure and sustainable development. Together, we will continue to build a stronger and more prosperous constituency for all.

16/07/2026

On the 16th of July 2026, on the floor of Parliament, I raised the long-standing challenge of poor rural telephony network coverage affecting several communities in the Upper Denkyira West Constituency. Reliable communication is no longer a luxury, it is essential for education, healthcare, security, business, and everyday life. I therefore sought assurances from the Sector Minister on the concrete plans being put in place to extend and improve network connectivity in these underserved areas. I remain committed to ensuring that every community in our constituency is connected and will continue to follow up until our people receive the quality telecommunications services they deserve.

10/01/2026

On Sunday 4th January 2026, I was honoured to join the good people of Nkronua at their fund raising programme towards the completion of their community centre project. In support of this important initiative, I donated 50 bags of cement and 10 packets of roofing sheets to help accelerate the completion of the facility. Together, we will continue to work to build a better Denkyira West that we all dream for.

21/11/2025

On Monday I had the privilege of presenting cheques to the first batch of beneficiaries of the Hon. Rudolf Amoako-Gyampah Scholarship Scheme. Education is the key to unlocking opportunities, and no student's future should be limited by financial barriers. I took the opportunity to encourage beneficiaries to stay focused, work hard and continue striving for excellence.
In another development, I ceased the opportunity of day to engage the District Health Director, Staff and the Contractor for the commencement of construction of an ultra-modern maternity block at Diaso Health Centre.
Additionally, work on the construction of a 1-unit- three classroom block with Office and Store at New Obuasi Anglican JHS has also commenced.