Bolgatanga Goodwill Rotary Club at Tap Hotel

08/07/2026

28/06/2026

Photo report of the joint investiture of RP Alexis and RP NICE of Bolgatanga Goodwill RC and Rotary Club of Wa respectively.

The ceremony took place on Saturday, June 27,2026 at the Nuoyong Hotel in Wa.

AG Kelly graced the occasion.

Wishing each president a successful term of office.

15/03/2026

"Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it" - Lao Tzu

Joy and appreciation expressed in music and dance.

Water is life, Rotary is good.

13/03/2026

PE Alexis Adugdaa Ayamdor gave every bit of detail on how the Kalbeo Zenga community can help to make the project sustainable.

12/03/2026

Media coverage of the partial handing over ceremony of the ongoing water and sanitation project at Kalbeo Zenga - Bolgatanga Municipal Assembly.

After decades of struggling to access safe drinking water and practicing open defecation, residents of the Kalbeo-Zenga community can now breathe a sigh of relief following the completion of phase one of a water and sanitation project by the Bolgatanga Goodwill Rotary Club. The club, in partnership....

11/03/2026

On Saturday, March 7, 2026, the Bolgatanga Goodwill Rotary Club celebrated a major milestone: the partial handover of our Water and Sanitation project to the wonderful people of the Kalbeo Zenga community.

​This Global Grant project, implemented in partnership with the Saskatoon Nutana Rotary Club (Canada) and supported by The Rotary Foundation, has achieved the following:

Phase 1 Deliverables:

• A Mechanized Borehole with two overhead storage tanks – Providing reliable, clean water and ensuring consistent supply of water. The community on their own, contributed and constructed a third overhead tank to ensure all sections of the community benefit from this project.

• 40 Household Toilet Units – Improving dignity and sanitation.

​Extensive hydrological studies were conducted to ensure we found the best drilling points to serve the community for years to come.

The second phase of the project would involve the construction of more toileta to help deal with open defecation.

Indeed ​the atmosphere was electric—filled with the songs and dances of the women of Kalbeo Zenga and heartfelt words of gratitude from community leaders.

This is why we do what we do!

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