There are numerous investment opportunities in Amansie West District. Areas such as Agriculture, Industry, Forestry, Tourism and Mining are wide potential areas for investment in the District
Resource potentials include abundant unskilled labour that could be tapped by investors and peaceful and stable political atmosphere.
It is also envisaged that numerous hills in the district could be developed and linked with cables to be run by cable cars, the first of its kind in the country.
The district has 75 towns and this website will give information from these town ... more »
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Charles Oti Prempah,the DCE for Amansie West has praised the assemblies performance particularly in the road sector for the past two years
AMANSIE W: Jaeman Pensan SHS gets new dormitory The essence of ensuring quality education in the country is gradually gaining grounds, as government has constructed an ultra modern two storey girl’s dormitory block at Jaeman Pensan Senior High School (SHS) in the Amansie West District of the Ashanti Region.
AMANSIE WEST : 7, 000 local birds immunized The Amansie West District Directorate of Food and Agriculture in 2010 immunized seven thousand (7,000) local birds against the Newcastle disease, Dr Abert Henstock Kwansah Filson, the District Director, has said.
AMASIE WEST: Two trapped to death by falling wall. Tragedy struck Manso-Nkwanta, the district capital of Amansie-West, on Wednesday night, as a falling wall trapped to death two people and left another injured.
The Amansie West District is one of the 27 districts in the country. It was carved out of the Amansie East District in Ashanti Region in 1989, as part of the Government’s Decentralization Policy. Manso-Nkwanta is the district capital. The district is located in the south-western part of the Ashanti Region. It shares common boundary on its Western part with the Atwima District. On its northern part can be found the Bosomtwe District, while a regional boundary separates it from Western Region on its southern part.
