Hon. Frank Annoh-Dompreh

Hon. Frank Annoh-Dompreh Official page for Hon. Frank Annoh-Dompreh. MP - Nsawam Adoagyiri Constituency, Minority Chief Whip

On Wednesday, I joined the Nsawam and Doboro Chiefs and Traditional Councils, together with the Constituency Executives ...
14/08/2026

On Wednesday, I joined the Nsawam and Doboro Chiefs and Traditional Councils, together with the Constituency Executives and party members, to observe the Adae Butuw.

I am grateful to our traditional leaders for their warm reception and for the opportunity to participate in this important traditional observance.

As the Member of Parliament for Nsawam-Adoagyiri and Minority Chief Whip, I remain committed to working with our traditional authorities and the people of the constituency to advance development. The ongoing social amenity projects across the constituency are part of this commitment.

14/08/2026

My thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of those who have lost their lives on the Ofankor–Pokuase Highway.

May God grant them strength and comfort during this difficult time, and may He grant eternal rest to the departed.

We pray for healing, protection and peace for everyone affected by this tragedy. 🙏🏾

I had the privilege of donating laptops and library books to the Nana Osae Djan Cluster of Schools in the Nsawam-Adoagyi...
14/08/2026

I had the privilege of donating laptops and library books to the Nana Osae Djan Cluster of Schools in the Nsawam-Adoagyiri Constituency. These educational resources are intended to support teaching and learning and provide our children with better access to technology and reading materials.

As part of my commitment to the school’s development, I have also pledged to support the construction of a library and the modernization of the school park. I remain determined to work with our teachers, parents and the wider community to create better opportunities for our children and transform education across the constituency.

I sincerely appreciate the teachers, school authorities and the Municipal Assembly representative for their warm reception and support. Our children deserve the best, and I will continue to do my part.

On Sunday, I joined the congregation of the Nsawam Presbyterian Church together with the Constituency Executives for the...
12/08/2026

On Sunday, I joined the congregation of the Nsawam Presbyterian Church together with the Constituency Executives for the send-off service of Rev. Charles Kuusah. It was a great opportunity to worship with the church family, express my appreciation for Rev. Kuusah’s service, and wish him God’s guidance and blessings in his future endeavours.

I also made a donation towards the church’s ongoing projects as my modest contribution to their continued work and development. I remain committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen our churches and contribute to the growth and wellbeing of the Nsawam-Adoagyiri community.

Last week, I visited the family of the late Nana Ampomah to mourn with them and express my heartfelt condolences followi...
12/08/2026

Last week, I visited the family of the late Nana Ampomah to mourn with them and express my heartfelt condolences following his passing. I shared in the family’s grief and prayed for strength and comfort for them during this difficult period.

As the family prepares to observe the 40th-day remembrance ceremony on September 26, 2026, I wish to once again extend my deepest sympathies to the bereaved family and all who mourn the loss of Nana Ampomah, who served as a Sub-Chief.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.

30/07/2026

Today, I had the honour of presenting the report of the Committee on Health, Labour and Social Affairs on Strengthening Health Security and Sovereignty in Africa during the First Ordinary Session of the Seventh Pan-African Parliament.

The report highlights the urgent need for African Union Member States to strengthen disease surveillance, emergency preparedness, infection prevention and cross-border collaboration in response to emerging public health threats, particularly the ongoing Ebola outbreak affecting parts of our continent.

While Uganda has made encouraging progress by entering the 42-day countdown towards declaring the outbreak over, the continued transmission in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo reminds us that infectious diseases know no borders.

According to the Committee's report, the outbreak has resulted in 969 deaths, with a case fatality rate of approximately 39.7%, while 487 patients have recovered.

Our engagement with the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) reaffirmed that stronger continental cooperation, resilient health systems, better protection for frontline healthcare workers, and sustained investment in public health are essential to safeguarding the lives of Africans.

As Chairperson of the Committee on Health, Labour and Social Affairs, I remain committed to advancing Africa's Health Security and Sovereignty Agenda, promoting stronger legislation, parliamentary oversight and coordinated action to ensure our continent is better prepared for future public health emergencies.

Together, we can build a healthier, safer and more resilient Africa.

I had the honour of presenting the Report of the Pan-African Parliament's Committee on Health, Labour and Social Affairs...
30/07/2026

I had the honour of presenting the Report of the Pan-African Parliament's Committee on Health, Labour and Social Affairs to the First Ordinary Session of the Seventh Pan-African Parliament following our Parliamentary Oversight Mission to Zambia, undertaken in collaboration with the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC).

Our engagement reaffirmed a simple truth: Africa can significantly reduce preventable maternal and neonatal deaths through stronger political commitment, increased investment in healthcare, resilient health systems and effective parliamentary oversight.

The Committee recognised the remarkable progress made by Zambia in improving maternal healthcare while also identifying critical challenges that continue to affect many African countries, including shortages of health professionals, inadequate infrastructure, weak referral systems and limited access to essential medicines, particularly in rural communities.

One of the key outcomes of our work was the adoption of a landmark resolution to develop a Pan-African Model Law on Traditional Medicine and the Protection of Local Knowledge.

Millions of Africans continue to rely on traditional medicine, and we believe it is time to establish harmonised legal and regulatory frameworks that promote scientific research, quality assurance, patient safety and the protection of our indigenous knowledge systems.

The Pan-African Parliament also adopted important resolutions to strengthen Africa's Health Security and Sovereignty, calling on Member States to invest more in healthcare, support local pharmaceutical manufacturing, strengthen public health institutions and build resilient systems capable of responding to future health emergencies.

Investing in maternal and neonatal health is not only a healthcare obligation—it is an investment in Africa's future, our human capital and sustainable development.
Together, we must continue working towards an Africa where no woman dies while giving life and every child has access to quality healthcare, regardless of where they are born.

During a high-level working engagement between the Pan-African Parliament and the South African Institute of Internation...
30/07/2026

During a high-level working engagement between the Pan-African Parliament and the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA), I emphasised the need for Africa to move beyond simply exporting its critical minerals and other strategic resources in their raw state.

Our continent holds some of the world's largest deposits of critical minerals needed for the global energy transition. This gives Africa considerable leverage, but that advantage must translate into local processing, manufacturing, industrialisation, job creation and greater participation in global value chains.

I also raised concerns about the delivery of international climate-finance commitments, the credibility and fairness of carbon-credit arrangements, and the need to ensure that Africa's transition towards cleaner energy does not undermine our legitimate industrialisation and development aspirations.

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) equally presents an enormous opportunity. However, its success must ultimately be measured by the opportunities it creates for businesses, industries, workers and ordinary Africans.
Africa has the resources. Africa has the market. Africa has the human capital. What we need now is coordinated action that transforms these advantages into real prosperity for our people.

30/07/2026

Today, at the First Ordinary Session of the 7th Pan-African Parliament in Midrand, South Africa, I joined fellow African legislators in deliberating on the future of our continental Parliament. I stressed that while increased funding for the Pan-African Parliament is important, we must also demonstrate accountability by producing tangible results that positively impact the lives of the African people.

Our committees must become more effective, our model laws must translate into national legislation, and our work must inspire confidence across the continent.
I also urged the leadership of the Pan-African Parliament to focus on a few strategic priorities capable of delivering lasting impact instead of pursuing too many objectives at once. Africa deserves a Parliament that is disciplined, efficient and solution-driven. Together, we can redefine the relevance of the Pan-African Parliament by moving beyond rhetoric and delivering meaningful outcomes that advance the African Union's vision of "One Africa, One Voice."

Since taking office, my mission has remained the same: to serve my constituency, strengthen our Party, and contribute to...
28/07/2026

Since taking office, my mission has remained the same: to serve my constituency, strengthen our Party, and contribute to the progress of our country.

Service is not just a responsibility, it is my passion.

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