Constuction works on Kenyasi of College Education progressing steadily
The establishment of a new College of Education at Kenyasi in the Ahafo Region is progressing steadily, with construction of key facilities now underway. When completed, the institution will become the second College of Education in the Ahafo Region, after St. Joseph’s College of Education at Bechem. The project, being funded by the Newmont Ahafo … The post Constuction works on Kenyasi of College…
Construction of key facilities for the new College of Education at Kenyasi in the Ahafo Region is advancing steadily, with the project funded by the Newmont Ahafo Development Foundation (NADeF). The foundation has allocated GH¢19.95 million for the first phase of the initiative. This phase includes a two-story administration block, a five-story hostel capable of housing 500 students, and a three-story classroom block for 400 students.
Project Coordinator Fritz Kwame Addae informed journalists that both the two-story administration block and the five-story hostel are currently under construction. The administration block is set to be completed from start to finish in the current phase, while the hostel's construction will be undertaken in stages, beginning with erecting the structural frame.
Initial construction work began in May 2026, with an expected completion date of December 2027. Both projects are presently in the substructure stage, progressing towards subsequent phases. The establishment of the College of Education represents NADeF's development efforts to enhance educational infrastructure and opportunities in the Ahafo Region.
The Foundation's commitment to accountability and transparency was reaffirmed by Board of Trustees Chairman Professor Yaw Ofosu-Kusi during a project inspection tour across five communities, including Kenyasi No. 1, Kenyasi No. 2, Ntotroso, Wamahinso, and Gyedu. The tour highlighted various ongoing projects in health, education, and economic empowerment, all at different stages of development.
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