Cape Coast
Water Where It Is Needed: The 20-Borehole Initiative
Editorial · source-attributed · Date to confirm
Public posts describe an initiative led by Charles Kojo Walker with a stated target of twenty boreholes in and around Cape Coast. UTV Midday News also covered the start of the initiative.
Sites reported in public posts include Akotokyir (described as the 2nd), Apewosika – Kokoado near UCC (3rd), Kwaprow (4th), Amamoma at UCC (5th) and Abura Tanko Krom (6th). A separate post reports community water coverage at Pedu Social Welfare School; that post does not state its place in the sequence.
These are published reports, not an infrastructure audit. This site has not verified functioning, ownership or handover, and does not present a completed-borehole count. Twenty remains the target.
A further public post reports that Charles Kojo Walker and Nana Obokese Ampah met the Cape Coast Metropolitan Chief Executive, George Justice Arthur, and Assembly Members to present the project and seek help with site selection. The meeting date is not confirmed, and the report does not describe a formal municipal partnership, endorsement or public funding.
The Foundation’s direct role in this initiative has not been confirmed by source, so it is recorded here as Charles’s community work rather than as a Foundation programme outcome.
Sources
- Pedu Social Welfare School ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Nana Yaw · public Facebook video
- Akotokyir (2nd) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Cape Xpress · public Facebook reel
- Apewosika – Kokoado (3rd) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Nana Yaw · public Facebook video
- Kwaprow (4th) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Nana Yaw · public Facebook video
- Amamoma (5th) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Nana Yaw · public Facebook video
- Abura Tanko Krom (6th) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Nana Yaw · public Facebook video
- Meeting with the Cape Coast Metropolitan Chief Executive ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Nana Yaw · public Facebook reel
Source-attributed report; details not independently verified.
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