The Municipal Planning Coordinating Unit (MPCU), a statutory authority of the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA), had its first quarter and yearly review meeting on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at the Municipal Assembly Hall in Teshie. The conference, which saw the quarterly and annual evaluation of progress reports and activities of all Departments/Units of

The head of Local government Services, Ing. Dr Nana Ato Arthur paid a visit and also led a team for the performance contract assessment at the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly on Friday 22nd March 2024

DAY TWO 

Local Governance Act 2016 (Act 936) Review and LeKMA Management:

1. • The RCC revisited Act 936, focusing on practical local governance.
   • LeKMA coordinates activities, ensures law and order, addresses grievances, and handles land acquisition matters.
2. Leave Policies:
   • LeKMA provides annual, sick, and compassionate leave to maintain a work-life balance for staff.
3. Maternity Leave:
   • Expectant mothers receive time off to care for themselves and their newborns.
   • Efforts by health officials have reduced maternal mortality rates in the municipality.
4. Offences and Accountability:
   • LeKMA emphasizes ethical conduct and addresses staff offences appropriately.

DAY ONE

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly (LeKMA) had a transformative journey. A two-day training was organized to address problems highlighted by the 2022 DPAT, with an emphasis on the Local Governance Act (2016), Act 936 and Service Protocols. This training journey equipped the workforce with statutory knowledge and practical skills. They are now ready to serve as governance champions, taking their community service to new heights. #Local Government #LeKMA #Community Service. 

The Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly convened its Core Management meeting on Monday, March 18, 2024.
The meeting, held in the Assembly’s conference room, was attended by the M.C.E, Honorable Mordecai Quarshie, the Municipal Coordinating Director, Ing. John Tsikor, and senior leaders of departments and units.

To commemorate Ghana’s 67th year of independence, the Ledzokuku Municipal Assembly staged a stunning procession.
The occasion brought together contingents from several schools in the municipality, spanning from kindergarten to senior high school cadets, who marched past dignitaries at the Teshie McDann Sport Complex.
This year’s national Independence Day event was entitled “Our democracy, our pride. Bouncing Back Together.” The Honourable Municipal Chief Executive, Mr. Mordecai Quarshie, the Honourable Member of Parliament for Ledzokuku, Mr. Benjamin Narteh Ayiku, the Chief of Teshie, Traditional Council leaders, senior officers from the district’s various security agencies, and Assembly heads were among the distinguished guests at the parade.
The kids and students of the schools that comprised the contingents demonstrated well-rehearsed marching skills, and several were recognized. Overall, it was a colorful celebration of patriotism for our dear mother Ghana, with the hope that she would grow great and powerful in all sectors, particularly education, which is critical to any country’s prosperity.