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24/10/2026

KMA PRESENTS 2027 COMPOSITE BUDGET, PRIORITISES REVENUE MOBILISATION AND DEVELOPMENT

Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) presented its 2027 Composite Budget proposals at a Budget Hearing.

Leading the presentation, the Mayor, Hon. Richard Kwasi Ofori Boadi Agyemang highlighted the significant cost of waste management, which continues to put pressure on the Assembly’s finances and limits its ability to undertake more development projects using its Internally Generated Fund (IGF).

To address this challenge, KMA is intensifying revenue mobilisation through digital payment systems, Sunday revenue collection, stronger night collection and 24-hour services to support round-the-clock trading and improve convenience for ratepayers.

Revenue Performance and 2027 Target
as of September 2026, the Assembly had generated GH¢43.15 million, representing 83.62% of its annual revenue target. For 2027, KMA projects to raise GH¢54.34 million to support development and service delivery.

Projects Driving Development in Kumasi

The presentation highlighted completed projects, including a paediatric clinic, a six-unit classroom block at Santasi M/A, boreholes, footbridges and the Administration Block at Bantama Sub-Metro.
Ongoing and planned projects for 2027 include:
✅ A six-unit classroom block at Adabya
✅ A Breast Cancer Care Centre at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH)

✅ Rehabilitation of the Moshie Zongo Health Centre
✅ Six-unit classroom blocks at Garrison and Adiebeba M/A
✅ A 20-seater toilet facility at Kumasi Senior High Technical School (KSTS)
✅ Renovation of the Prempeh Assembly Hall
✅ A girls’ dormitory block at Kumasi Girls’ Senior High School

These projects are expected to be funded through the enhanced District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) allocation, the DACF-RFG component and the Assembly’s IGF.

Representatives of the Ministry of Finance and the Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council commended the presentation and urged KMA to strengthen revenue collection, enforce Assembly bye-laws and collaborate with neighbouring districts to address sanitation challenges.

Traditional authority representatives also expressed support for the Assembly’s development agenda.

KMA remains committed to building a cleaner, better-serviced and more prosperous Kumasi. Achieving this vision requires effective revenue mobilisation, responsible spending and the collective support of residents, businesses and stakeholders.



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22/10/2026

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KMA CONCLUDES INTERVIEWS FOR YOUTH CLIMATE ACTION FUND 2.0 .The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has successfully conc...
21/10/2026

KMA CONCLUDES INTERVIEWS FOR YOUTH CLIMATE ACTION FUND 2.0 .

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has successfully concluded a two-day interview exercise for youth-led groups shortlisted for the Bloomberg-funded Youth Climate Action Fund (YCAF) 2.0 Grant at the Kanko-Hub.

The exercise, which ended today, provided an opportunity for the shortlisted groups to present their proposed projects, share their ideas and demonstrate how their initiatives could contribute to addressing climate change and promoting environmental sustainability in Kumasi.

The Youth Climate Action Fund is designed to empower young people to take the lead in developing and implementing practical, community-driven climate solutions. Through this initiative, young people are encouraged to move beyond conversations about climate change and take meaningful action to address environmental challenges within their communities.

For Kumasi, the initiative presents an opportunity to harness the creativity, energy and innovative ideas of young people to support a greener, cleaner and more climate-resilient metropolis. Proposed youth-led initiatives can help promote environmental awareness, improve waste management practices, encourage sustainable behaviours and inspire communities to take greater responsibility for protecting the environment.

The interview exercise marks an important step in the selection process, allowing the Assembly to assess the shortlisted groups and their proposed interventions as it works towards supporting impactful youth-led climate action.

KMA recognises that young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow but important partners in building sustainable communities today. By providing opportunities for their ideas to be heard and supported, the Assembly continues to encourage youth participation in local development and environmental governance.

The initiative is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies United Cities and Local Governments C40 Cities Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation at Johns Hopkins University through the Youth Climate Action Fund, which champions youth-led solutions to the climate crisis in cities around the world.

For us at KMA it's Young people, Local solutions, A greener Kumasi!.



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KMA COMMENCES CONSTRUCTION OF BREAST CARE CENTRE AT KATH AND TWO CLASSROOM BLOCKThe Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) i...
20/10/2026

KMA COMMENCES CONSTRUCTION OF BREAST CARE CENTRE AT KATH AND TWO CLASSROOM BLOCK

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) is taking another important step towards improving healthcare with the commencement of construction of a dedicated Breast Care Centre at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH).

The project, valued at GH¢2,442,959.20, is funded by the District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) and is expected to be completed within 10 months. It will be constructed by M/S Astee Company Limited.

Speaking at the sod-cutting and site handover ceremony, the Ashanti Regional Minister, Hon. Dr Frank Amoakohene commended the Mayor of Kumasi, Hon. Richard Kwasi Ofori Boadi Agyemang and the Assembly for this significant investment in breast cancer care.

He noted that the project represents an important step towards addressing the breast cancer challenge and improving access to dedicated healthcare services. He also highlighted the importance of early screening, particularly from age 40, while emphasising that individual risk factors and family history should be considered, as breast cancer can also affect younger people.

The Hon. Boadi reaffirmed KMA’s commitment to improving the wellbeing of residents through collaboration with healthcare institutions. He expressed confidence that the centre, when completed and operational, would contribute significantly to breast cancer care in Kumasi and beyond. He also urged the contractor to complete the project within the stipulated period.

Traditional leaders at the ceremony, including Osagyefo Kusiwaa Mua Baayie, Kokofuhemaa, representing Her Majesty Nana Yaa Akyaa II, Asantehemaa, and Baffour Owusu Amankwatia VI, Bantamahene, applauded the initiative and called for subsidised healthcare services to make treatment more affordable for breast cancer patients.

Interestingly, KMA played a key role in establishing the Breast Care Unit at KATH nearly 20 years ago. The new centre builds on this commitment to strengthening breast cancer care.

Again, as part of its commitment to education, KMA has also commenced construction of two six-unit classroom blocks at Garrison Educational Complex in Bantama and Adiebeba M/A School.

The Garrison Educational Complex project costs GH¢1,770,566.05 and will be executed by M/S Oak Trio GH Limited, while the Adiebeba M/A School project costs GH¢1,751,486.55 and will be constructed by M/S Ghartek Construction Works.

Both projects are funded by the DACF.

Through these initiatives, KMA continues to invest in essential infrastructure to strengthen healthcare delivery, improve the learning environment and enhance the wellbeing of residents across the metropolis.



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19/10/2026

🏫 KMA HANDS OVER SITES FOR TWO NEW CLASSROOM BLOCKS

The Mayor of Kumasi, Hon. Richard Ofori-Agyemang Boadi, today, together with members of management and Assembly Members from the affected electoral areas, handed over sites for the construction of two 6-unit classroom blocks at Garrison Educational Complex and Adiebeba M/A.

The projects, funded through the District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF), are expected to be completed within six months.

These projects reaffirm KMA’s commitment to improving educational infrastructure and creating a better learning environment for pupils across Kumasi.



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19/10/2026

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🎀 A NEW MILESTONE IN BREAST CANCER CARE!

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has held a sod-cutting and site handover ceremony for the construction of a Breast Care Centre at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH).

The project, to be executed by M/S Astee Company Limited with funding from the District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF), is expected to be completed within 10 months.

This facility will strengthen access to breast care services and support efforts to improve early detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.

Together, we are building a healthier future for Kumasi and beyond. 💗



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16/10/2026

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FOUR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN KUMASI RECEIVE 400 SETS OF FURNITURE Four Senior High Schools (SHS) in Kumasi have received ...
15/10/2026

FOUR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN KUMASI RECEIVE 400 SETS OF FURNITURE

Four Senior High Schools (SHS) in Kumasi have received 400 new sets of modern furniture from the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA).

Asanteman SHS, Serwaa Nyarko SHS, Kumasi Girls' SHS, and Kumasi Anglican SHS were the beneficiaries of the furniture, which is aimed at enhancing teaching and learning.

The furniture was presented to the schools on behalf of the Mayor of Kumasi by Mr. Francis Dwira Darko, the Metro Coordinating Director, on Thursday, October 15, 2026.

Presenting the items, Mr. Darko said the gesture forms part of the Assembly's effort to improve the quality of education. He urged school authorities to ensure the durability and proper maintenance of the furniture.

Ms. Judith Mensah Bamford, who received the furniture on behalf of the Metro Director of the Ghana Education Service (GES), expressed delight at the gesture and promised that they would be put to good use.

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15/10/2026

DISTRIBUTION OF 400 FURNITURE TO SOME SELECTED SCHOOLS BY THE KUMASI METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY. Richard Kwasi Ofori Boadi Agyemang fans GES Kumasi Metro

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