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Ahead of Ghana’s 69th Independence Day celebration on March 6, 2026, the Old Tafo Municipal Assembly has organized a sanitation exercise within the Asuafam Electoral Area to promote environmental cleanliness in preparation for the national event.The exercise forms part of efforts to ensure communities remain clean and healthy before the Independence Day anniversary. Speaking during the exercise, the Municipal Director of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), Mr. Mohammed Musah, emphasized the importance of sanitation in national development. He noted that both the Bible and the Quran teach that “cleanliness is next to godliness,” and therefore urged residents to take collective responsibility in maintaining a clean environment.

On Friday 30th January, 2026. The Old Tafo Municipal Assembly disbursed items to Persons living With Disabilities at the forecourt of the Assembly as part of initiative to empower the PWD's within the Municipality.

The finals of the Ashanti Regional Inter-School Milo Games was a moment of great pride for our municipality. OKESS emerged champions after defeating OWASS, lifting the trophy for an incredible 10th time.

The upcoming WASSCE (West African Senior School Certificate Examination) is a significant milestone for students across Ghana, representing a critical step towards higher education and future opportunities. In Old Tafo, as in many communities nationwide, students are diligently preparing to face this high-stakes assessment, which tests their academic knowledge and readiness for tertiary institutions.

On this special day, we come together to celebrate the National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving, a cherished occasion to reflect on our shared blessings and strengthen our bonds as a nation.

The Old Tafo Municipal Assembly has today achieved a significant milestone in its governance, as it unanimously confirmed Hon. Abubakar Sidiq as the Municipal Chief Executive with a resounding 100% of the votes.

The Ghana Secondary Cities Support Program (SCSP) is a strategic initiative aimed at fostering sustainable urban development in Ghana's secondary cities. Launched with the goal of transforming these cities into vibrant, resilient, and economically viable centers, the program focuses on improving urban infrastructure, enhancing service delivery, and promoting inclusive growth.

The Old Tafo Municipal Assembly successfully celebrated the 37th Annual Farmers' Day with a series of engaging activities aimed at honoring local farmers and promoting agricultural development. The event featured award presentations to outstanding farmers, demonstrations of modern farming techniques, and motivational speeches emphasizing the importance of agriculture to the community’s economy and food security.