Shama District Assembly invest ¢17m DACF on capital projects, 24-hour market
Paul Otis Dentu, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Shama in the Western Region, has expressed satisfaction at work done on five new projects within the district, funded with District Assemblies Common Fund.
In the Western Region's Shama District, the District Chief Executive, Paul Otis Dentu, expressed satisfaction with several capital projects funded by the District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF). The government allocated 17 million Ghanaian cedis for 2025, which included the construction of a 24-hour market and other infrastructure.
Dentu, accompanied by key officials, conducted an inspection to ensure these projects were progressing as planned. The team visited several sites, including a three-unit classroom block completed at Awuna Beach, a two-unit KG block under construction at Krobo Bosomdo, and a two-storey classroom building at Komfueku. Additional facilities were being added at communities like Anto and Fawomaye, while CHPS compounds and nurses' quarters were under construction in various areas.
The assembly also plans to enhance community services by reshaping roads in September. The District Coordinating Director, Eric Aboagye Mensah, urged the community to trust the assembly's commitment to improving their living standards and urged contractors to deliver projects on time.
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