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A non profit making organization duly recognised by the Ghana AIDS Commission and the National AIDS/STI Control Program to provide HIV/AIDS education and prevention as well as other social issues that are vital for human and social development

Saturdays are for cleaning your surroundings. 🧹🌬️Our Clean Air Quality Champions teamed up with the Padmore Kids Club in...
22/09/2026

Saturdays are for cleaning your surroundings. 🧹🌬️

Our Clean Air Quality Champions teamed up with the Padmore Kids Club in Tema for a community clean-up, and turned every bag of waste collected into a conversation about the air we breathe. Kids and adults worked side by side, and between the sweeping and sorting, our Champions talked about something a lot of people never connect to a pile of rubbish: what happens when it gets burned instead of properly disposed of.

A clean neighbourhood and clean air aren’t two different goals. They start with the same habit.

Grateful to the Padmore Kids Club for partnering with us, and to every young person who showed up ready to work.

16/09/2026

COALITION OF NGOs IN HEALTH – CENTRAL REGION HOLDS REGIONAL EXECUTIVES’ ELECTIONS!

Yesterday marked an important milestone for civil society and health-focused organisations in the Central Region as the Coalition of NGOs in Health – Central Region held its Regional Executives’ Elections.
The election brought together representatives of NGOs and other stakeholders committed to strengthening health advocacy, community engagement, accountability, and access to quality healthcare across the region Mankesim, Church of Christ Auditorium.

The process provided an opportunity for members to participate in shaping the leadership and future direction of the Coalition, while reaffirming the importance of inclusive participation, transparency, collaboration, and collective action in advancing health outcomes.
The voting was done through balloting. The positions were chairman, vice chairman, secretary, Treasure, organizer.
The election provided members with an opportunity to actively participate in choosing their regional leadership and shaping the future direction of the Coalition.

The voting process was conducted smoothly, transparently, and peacefully, with members exercising their right to vote in an orderly and participatory manner. The process demonstrated the value of transparency, accountability, democratic participation, and collective leadership within the civil society space.

Together for stronger health systems.
Together for stronger communities.
Together for a healthier Central Region.






Clean Air Champions in Action in Tema!Our Clean Air Quality Champions in Tema are taking the message of clean air direct...
16/09/2026

Clean Air Champions in Action in Tema!

Our Clean Air Quality Champions in Tema are taking the message of clean air directly to the community! During a community gathering, the Champions engaged residents in discussions on air pollution, its health impacts, and practical actions we can all take to improve the quality of the air we breathe.

From raising awareness to encouraging everyday changes, community education is an important step towards building healthier communities and creating a cleaner environment for everyone.

👏🏾 We are proud to see our Champions putting their knowledge into action and becoming voices for clean air in their communities.

Clean air is everyone’s responsibility. Let’s breathe better, live healthier! 🌍💚

13/09/2026

Today, the classroom became a stage. 🎒🎬

Our Clean Air Quality Champions spent the day with students of St. Alban Anglican School in Tema, and we didn’t start with a lecture, we started with a story. A short dramatization brought air pollution to life right in front of them, then we followed it up with cinema-style videos that kept every eye on the screen.

The result? A room full of kids who weren’t just listening, they were laughing, asking questions, and genuinely learning. Every student took part, and it showed in how much they walked away knowing about the air they breathe and how to protect it.

This is exactly why we’re starting with schools in Tema, children carry what they learn home, and habits built early tend to stick. More sessions coming soon.

FROM PETITION TO ACTION: OTUAM COMMUNITY BRIDGE REHABILITATION UNDERWAY! Citizen engagement is making a difference in Ot...
12/09/2026

FROM PETITION TO ACTION: OTUAM COMMUNITY BRIDGE REHABILITATION UNDERWAY!

Citizen engagement is making a difference in Otuam!
Following an urgent petition presented by the “I Am Aware” Social Accountability Group (SAG), Otuam, to the Ekumfi District Assembly on 17th August 2026, concerns over the deteriorating condition of the major community bridge near the Otuam Market have received a positive response.
The bridge serves as a vital link between Otuam and neighbouring communities, supporting the movement of traders, farmers, schoolchildren, residents and emergency services. Its deteriorating condition, including damaged concrete works and exposed reinforcement rods, had raised serious concerns about public safety and access.

THE GOOD NEWS!
The Ekumfi District Assembly has responded, and rehabilitation works are currently ongoing on the bridge.
The works are expected to be completed before the Otuam Akwambo Festival in October 2026, providing residents and visitors with a safer and more reliable connection ahead of the important community celebration.

This is social accountability in action!
The Otuam SAG identified a pressing community concern, documented the situation, engaged the appropriate duty bearer and presented a formal petition. The ongoing rehabilitation demonstrates the importance of constructive citizen–government engagement in addressing development challenges.

At Keba Africa, we believe that social accountability is not about confrontation—it is about citizens speaking up, duty bearers responding, and communities benefiting from responsive governance.

We commend the Ekumfi District Assembly for responding to the concerns raised and taking steps to address the situation.
From petition to action. From concern to response. From accountability to development.

We also appreciate CDD-Ghana - Ghana Center for Democratic Development and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation for their support.











Today, the classroom became a stage. 🎒🎬Our Clean Air Quality Champions spent the day with students of St. Alban Anglican...
12/09/2026

Today, the classroom became a stage. 🎒🎬

Our Clean Air Quality Champions spent the day with students of St. Alban Anglican School in Tema, and we didn’t start with a lecture, we started with a story. A short dramatization brought air pollution to life right in front of them, then we followed it up with cinema-style videos that kept every eye on the screen.

The result? A room full of kids who weren’t just listening, they were laughing, asking questions, and genuinely learning. Every student took part, and it showed in how much they walked away knowing about the air they breathe and how to protect it.

This is exactly why we’re starting with schools in Tema, children carry what they learn home, and habits built early tend to stick. More sessions coming soon.

10/09/2026

Another truck driver reflects on the lessons gained from the Clean Air Quality training and shares some of the practices that can contribute to harmful vehicle emissions, including poor vehicle maintenance and the use of low-quality fuel.

Through the training, drivers have gained a better understanding of how the condition and maintenance of their vehicles can affect air quality. He shares how they are now making conscious efforts to adopt better maintenance practices and make more responsible choices to reduce harmful emissions.

Protecting clean air starts with recognising the impact of our everyday actions and making better choices.

09/09/2026

Months after participating in the Clean Air Quality training, one of the drivers shares how the knowledge gained has translated into practical action.

From regular vehicle maintenance to paying closer attention to fuel quality, he explains how drivers are beginning to recognise their role in reducing harmful emissions and protecting the air we all breathe.

This is the kind of change we hope to see: knowledge turning into action, and action contributing to healthier communities.

EKUMFI IS MOVING FORWARD! 🇬🇭We are thrilled to announce that the Ekumfi District Assembly has completed extensive stakeh...
08/09/2026

EKUMFI IS MOVING FORWARD! 🇬🇭

We are thrilled to announce that the Ekumfi District Assembly has completed extensive stakeholder consultations for our 2026–2029 Medium Term Development Plan under the national "Resetting Ghana Agenda"!

This isn't just a plan on paper—it's a shared roadmap forged by the voices of OUR people. From the halls of the Otuam Town Council Office to the vibrant community centres of Ekumfi Abor (Assafa), Abor, and Essarkyir, we sat down, listened, and built this vision TOGETHER.

Who was at the table? EVERYONE.
✅ Honourable Assembly Members & Unit Committee representatives
✅ Youth groups & resident associations
✅ Women's groups & community leaders
✅ Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) & Social Welfare
✅ Traditional & religious leaders
✅ Health workers & community health volunteers
✅ Chief fishermen & fishing community reps
✅ Our incredible development partners at KEBA Africa and the I Am Aware (IAA) Social Accountability Project.

With technical guidance from the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) and the Central Regional Planning Co-ordinating Unit (RPCU), and under the leadership of our District Chief Executive, Hon. Ismael Nana Asamoah, and the dedicated District Planning Team, we've ensured that every signature and thumbprint captured represents a real voice, a real priority, and a real commitment to change.

Our promise? Creating Jobs, Ensuring Accountability, Promoting Shared Prosperity.
This is Ekumfi 2026–2029: Resetting, Rebuilding, Rising Together.
The plan is finalised. The consultations are complete. The work continues.
Thank you to every community member, stakeholder, and partner who made this possible. Your input is the foundation of our future. Let's keep the momentum going!


Some of the hardest-working people in Ejisu breathe the worst of it, every single day. 🐟🪵This week, our Know Your Lungs ...
07/09/2026

Some of the hardest-working people in Ejisu breathe the worst of it, every single day. 🐟🪵

This week, our Know Your Lungs campaign went straight to them. Fish mongers standing over smoking fires for hours. Sawdust millers working in clouds of fine dust. Truck drivers behind engines that run all day. Spare parts and scrap dealers surrounded by fumes most people just walk past.

We sat with them, trade by trade, and talked honestly about what that daily exposure is doing to their lungs and their long-term health, then walked through simple protective steps they can start taking right away: covering up, improving ventilation, knowing the warning signs their bodies are already giving them.

No one chooses the air around their livelihood. But everyone deserves to know how to protect themselves within it. Proud of our Champions for showing up where the exposure is highest, not just where it’s easiest.

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