A Huge Milestone for the Adolescents of Sunyani! 🇬🇭
A NEW CHAPTER FOR THE SUNYANI ADOLESCENT PARLIAMENT
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A NEW CHAPTER FOR THE SUNYANI ADOLESCENT PARLIAMENT
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At the Bono Youth Summit marking International Youth Day 2026, young people were urged to embrace ethical leadership and technology while rejecting corruption.
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GLOMEF Ghana's Adolescents Parliament model, built in Sunyani, has been replicated in Chintana Mandap, India, a milestone in youth-led governance and South-South cooperation.
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There were emotional scenes, moments of excitement and heartfelt reflections in Sunyani as the Resilient City for Adolescents (RCA) project held its Close-Out and Learning Summit after three years of impactful implementation that transformed the lives of adolescents and strengthened communities across the municipality.
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The Bono Regional Minister, Joseph Addae Akwaboah (Esq.), has appealed to Fondation Botnar and Ecorys UK to consider extending the Resilient City for Adolescents (RCA) Project in Sunyani due to its significant impact on the lives of young people and vulnerable communities in the municipality.
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The Chief Executive Officer of GLOMEF Ghana, Mr. Raphael Godlove Ahenu has called for sustained investment in adolescent wellbeing, youth empowerment and inclusive development, since the future of every nation depends largely on the resilience and empowerment of its young people. According to him, young people are gifted with many potential, talents and wisdom that could be harnessed to advance the development of Ghana.
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The Speaker of the Sunyani Adolescent Parliament, Daniel Sarkodie Frimpong has called for stronger adolescent participation in governance and city planning, stressing that young people should be regarded as active partners in development rather than mere beneficiaries.
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Residents of Sokolo-Debibi and Agyawiam in the Tain District now have access to safe drinking water following the commissioning of mechanised boreholes to help curb Neglected Tropical Diseases.
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