Hemang Lower Denkyira District

Hon. Patrick Fiable, District Chief Executive -Hemang Lower Denkyira District

DCE profile

In April 2025, Mr. Patrick Fiable was confirmed as the District Chief Executive, receiving unanimous support from the Assembly. His leadership marks a shift toward collaborative governance, with a strong emphasis on agricultural productivity, youth empowerment, and tourism development.

Fiable’s vision aligns with the national 24-hour economy agenda and seeks to elevate the district’s role in regional growth.

Hemang Lower Denkyira District

Hemang Lower Denkyira District: A New Chapter of Inclusive Development

Located in the northwestern part of Ghana’s Central Region, Hemang Lower Denkyira District continues to blend cultural heritage with strategic development. Established in 2012 through Legislative Instrument L.I. 2022, the district spans 575.5 square kilometers, with Twifo Hemang as its capital. It shares borders with Twifo Atti-Morkwa, Cape Coast Metropolis, Wassa Amenfi, Mpohor, and Assin South.

DCE profile
In April 2025, Mr. Patrick Fiable was confirmed as the District Chief Executive, receiving unanimous support from the Assembly. His leadership marks a shift toward collaborative governance, with a strong emphasis on agricultural productivity, youth empowerment, and tourism development. Fiable’s vision aligns with the national 24-hour economy agenda and seeks to elevate the district’s role in regional growth.

Among the district’s flagship initiatives is the rehabilitation of the Hemang Market, which includes the construction of six-unit market sheds in Mfuom to boost local commerce and improve trading conditions. In education, the Assembly has completed classroom blocks in Pepekrom, Nyameni, and Ayedwe, while also securing school lands from encroachment to protect future expansion.

 Health infrastructure has expanded with the completion of CHPS compounds in Twepease and Adiyaw, alongside nurses’ quarters in Wawase to strengthen primary healthcare delivery. In agriculture, over 5,000 oil palm seedlings have been distributed under the PERD and PFJ programs, with mapped low-lying lands now earmarked for rice production to enhance food security and farmer livelihoods.

With renewed leadership and a focused development agenda, Hemang Lower Denkyira is positioning itself as a district of opportunity, resilience, and inclusive progress.