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The heart of Talensi — its people, its heritage, and the leadership steering it forward.
Unanimously confirmed as District Chief Executive for Talensi on 16th April 2025 after securing 100% of the votes from Assembly members, Hon. Nabwomya has pledged to work to improve the living conditions of the people of Talensi.
"For my people, I need cooperation from them. I want to assure them that I am here to work for them, so if I succeed they would be part of it."
An academic whose research focuses on cultural tourism and a geographer concerned about environmental degradation, the DCE has prioritised basic education, agriculture, road network and the environment as his focus areas.
"My overall vision is to bring about significant improvements in the lives of the people of Talensi at the end of my tenure."
Boosting BECE performance, providing 2000+ dual desks annually, rehabilitating schools and eliminating child participation in small-scale mining during school hours.
Modernising the sector through Planting for Food & Jobs, and inviting investors to revamp the Pwalugu Tomato Factory with ample raw material supply.
Tarring the Tongo–Sheaga–Duusi road, Tongo–TongoBeo road and the Yinduri–Santeng and Wakii–Tengzug roads to open the hinterlands and boost tourism.
Embarking on "Greening Talensi" — planting around schools, using forest brigades to protect vegetation, and building fire belts to limit degradation.
Encouraging the construction of an Eco-museum to preserve critical artefacts that tell the story of the entire Talensi land.
Calling for effective cooperation and tolerance from the people, and working with the Regional Minister and MP to advocate for the district.
Talensi is home to the famous Tongo hills, caves and shrines — a sacred landscape that tells the story of the entire Talensi land. The district is rich in cultural festivals such as Golbo, Daa, Tenlebgre and Tingan, laden with traditional rites and rituals that attract tourists from all over the world.
Agriculture is the main economic activity, accounting for about 90% of employment. Major crops include millet, sorghum, maize, rice, groundnuts, leafy vegetables, pepper, watermelon and onion, alongside livestock farming.
The district also has significant gold mining activity and is home to the historic Pwalugu Tomato Factory, originally built in the 1960s under President Kwame Nkrumah.
Established
Carved from Talensi-Nabdam District via L.I. 2110
Health Facilities
1 hospital, 7 health centres, 27 CHPS zones
Educational Institutions
149 public and 65 private schools
The DCEs who have shaped Talensi over the years.
2008 – 2009
2009 – 2012
2013 – 2016
2017 – 2020
Member of Parliament
Current DCE
Confirmed April 2025
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