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Government’s commitment to end the schools under trees system is on course with the construction of thirteen (13) separate six -unit classroom blocks in various schools in the East Mamprusi District to ensure conducive environment for teaching and learning.

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Other Headlines
School ChildrenEAST MAMPRUSI:
Assembly takes measures to improve BECE results

The District Assembly in its bid to improve upon the results of last year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) in East Mamprusi in the Northern Region has put measures in place to ensure this course.
Farmer EAST MAMPRUSI :
Assembly establishes ‘Green Banking’ to support Agric

The Mamprusi East District assembly has developed a new financial policy that assists farmers in the district to produce food on a large scale for future purchase and storage during off seasons.
University Students.DCE For Mamprusi East Assured UDS Students.
  The District Chief Executive for East Mamprusi, Adam Imoro has assured authorities and students of the University for Development Studies (UDS) of his support for the students who are undertaking the Trimester Field Practical as part of the academic exercise of the University.
Yellow corn AGRICULTURE :
Venture Capital Trust Fund for 3,000 soya and yellow corn farmers

Mr Daniel Duku, the Chief Executive Officer of Capital Venture Trust Fund, announced that his outfit would this year support about 3,000 farmers to cultivate soya beans and yellow corn in selected regions in the country.
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East Mamprusi, one of the  20 districts in the Northern Region, has its capital at Gambaga.  It is located in the North-Eastern part of the Region.  To the North, it shares boundaries with the Upper East Region and to the East is the Republic of Togo.  It is bordered to the west by the Gusheigu District and the Saboba/Chereponi District.  

 The district lies in the Tropical Continental Belt Western Margin.  The district lies in the interior woodland savannah belt and its common grass vegetation with trees such as baobab, acacia and sheanuts trees.  Grasses grow in tussocks and can reach heights of three metres or more. 


 chief executive's message

Investments in irrigation through dug-outs and dams is very viable, especially during the long dry season, since underground water exists in abundance.

The district has vast tracts of land suitable for cultivation of a wide variety of crops, some of which thrive very well in the district include cotton, potatoes, Soya beans and cashew. Livestock reared in the district include cattle, sheep, goats and pigs.

The potential for tourism is very high in the district. The history of the dist ... more »