Tema Metropolitan Assembly

01/05/2026

30/04/2026

Mayor Ebi Bright Commissions NAWA Soap Factory in Tema.

29th April 2026 The Mayor of Tema, Ebi Bright, commissioned the Naval Wives Association (NAWA) Soap Factory at the Eastern Naval Command, describing the project as a major step towards women’s empowerment and local economic growth.
The initiative, which has grown from modest beginnings into a fully operational production facility, is expected to create jobs, generate income and support families within the naval community.
Mayor Ebi Bright noted that when women are given opportunities, they build thriving enterprises, drive innovation and create lasting impact in society.
Known for her strong passion for women-led entrepreneurship and community-driven initiatives, the Mayor reaffirmed the commitment of the Tema Metropolitan Assembly to supporting businesses and programmes that promote real economic empowerment.
More Tema-made. More Tema-owned. More Tema jobs.

28/04/2026

Tema is Going Cashless — Pay the Easy Way!
Tema Metropolitan Assembly now accepts Mobile Money payments for rates, permits, licenses, and other services.
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TMA Going Cashless Today for a Better Tomorrow!

25/04/2026

TEMA–AARHUS CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP DEEPENS RESILIENCE DRIVE.

A five-day high-level engagement between Tema Metropolitan Assembly and the Aarhus SSC Team has strengthened Tema’s push toward climate resilience under the Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) partnership.
The April 2026 visit, undertaken in partnership with Aarhus and supported by the Government of Denmark, combined intensive capacity-building sessions with field inspections and technical planning, all aimed at addressing flooding, drainage inefficiencies and urban heat challenges in Tema.
The Aarhus delegation was led by Anne Laustsen, while the Tema-side coordination was spearheaded by Frank Asante, working under the leadership of the Mayor, Ebi Bright, whose passion and commitment to the cooperation continue to drive the partnership forward.
Throughout the engagement, engineers, planners and environmental officers were taken through practical approaches to climate adaptation, including flood mapping, nature-based solutions and climate-responsive urban design. The sessions focused on translating global best practices into local solutions tailored to Tema’s fast-growing urban environment.
Deliberations were anchored on ongoing pilot interventions along the General Hospital Road and the Hospital Link Road, where participants assessed existing challenges and explored integrated solutions to improve stormwater management and road functionality.
A key highlight of the visit was the tariff track session, which focused on sewer management and the critical role of revenue mobilisation in sustaining sanitation systems. The session examined practical strategies to improve cost recovery, enhance billing systems, and ensure efficient operation and maintenance of sewer infrastructure across Tema. It also highlighted the need for stronger institutional coordination and public compliance to support long-term sanitation financing.
The programme further advanced into joint planning sessions, where both teams co-developed strategies such as permeable pavements, improved drainage channels, and the integration of green corridors into urban spaces.
The visit concluded with a roadmap for implementation as the SSC programme transitions from Phase Two to Phase Three, with emphasis on measurable outcomes, sustainability and strengthened institutional capacity.
The partners are expected to reconvene in June 2026 to assess progress and deepen collaboration.
The engagement marks a significant step in Tema’s efforts to build a resilient and sustainable city, with long-term benefits expected to include reduced flooding, improved infrastructure and enhanced quality of life for residents.

23/04/2026

AGABBY ADJETEY SUMAILA WINS TEMA EAST SUB-METRO CHAIRMANSHIP.

Hon. Agabby Adjetey Sumaila has been elected Chairman of the Tema East Sub-Metro after a tightly contested race, defeating Hon. Joshua Agudah by 11 votes to 9.
The narrow victory highlights the importance of every vote and reflects strong grassroots participation. Hon. Sumaila thanked delegates for their support and pledged inclusive, people-centered leadership focused on development, sanitation, and responsive governance.
Hon. Joshua Agudah also earned praise for a spirited campaign and remains a key figure in the sub-metro’s growth.
Congratulations to Hon. Agabby Adjetey Sumaila on his well-deserved victory!

18/04/2026

A New Look for the Golden Age Youth Centre Under the Leadership of the Mayor.

The Golden Age Youth Centre is set to receive a major facelift under the leadership of the Mayor, Ebi Bright, as part of a broader vision to modernise community facilities and expand opportunities for young people in Tema.
The transformation will see the Centre redeveloped into a modern, multi-purpose hub featuring training and workshop spaces, an ICT and innovation hub, an open community pavilion, recreational areas, and improved sanitation and utility facilities. Landscaped green areas and shaded outdoor seating will also create a more welcoming environment for youth and community activities.
Importantly, the project is being supported by Mercy Ships International, which intends to utilise the facility when they arrive in Ghana. During their mission, the Centre will serve as a support base for outreach activities, as Mercy Ships will undertake major surgeries free of charge for Ghanaians, bringing life-changing medical care to many in need.
Beyond infrastructure, the upgraded Youth Centre will serve as a hub for skills development, entrepreneurship, community programmes, and youth engagement, reinforcing its role as a vital space for empowerment and growth.
This initiative reflects a strong commitment to both community development and healthcare access, bringing renewed hope and positioning Tema as a key destination for impactful social interventions.

17/04/2026

RESPONSE TO MISLEADING CLAIM ON Onua FM BREAKFAST SHOW 17th April 2026.

The attention of the Tema Metropolitan Assembly has been drawn to a misleading claim made on the 7:50 a.m. breakfast show on Onua FM, suggesting that sewer lines in Tema have not been changed in the past 30 years.
This claim is factually incorrect and does not reflect the current reality on the ground.
Under the leadership of the Mayor, Hon. Ebi Bright, the Assembly has embarked on an aggressive and ongoing interventions to repair and replace faulty sewer lines across Tema. These works are part of a broader commitment to improving sanitation, public health, and urban infrastructure within the metropolis.
Residents across various communities in Tema can attest to the visible progress, as sections of deteriorated sewer systems have been upgraded in recent times.
We urge media houses to verify information before publication or broadcast, especially on matters of public interest, to avoid misleading the public.
The Tema Metropolitan Assembly remains committed to delivering organised spaces and fair opportunities for all residents.

15/04/2026

Mayor reopens TMA Site 18 Day Care Centre after plane crash.

The Mayor of Tema, Ebi Bright, has officially reopened the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA) Site 18 Day Care Centre in Community One following a tragic aircraft crash that led to its temporary closure.
The reopening follows a planned renovation of the facility aimed at restoring safety and creating a conducive environment for early childhood learning.
Speaking at the ceremony, the Mayor reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment to providing organised spaces and fair opportunities for children, describing the project as a symbol of resilience and renewal for the community.
The event was marked by a colourful funfair which brought together learners from all three TMA Day Care Centres in Community One. The children participated in games and other recreational activities in an atmosphere of excitement and joy.
In a heartwarming highlight, the Mayor used the occasion to celebrate her daughter, who had just turned one year old, as she cut her birthday cake together with the learners, drawing cheers and excitement from the children.
The refurbished centre is expected to enhance teaching and learning while ensuring the safety and well-being of both pupils and staff.

15/04/2026

TMA gives facelift to Site 18 Day Care as ultra-modern facility rises.

The Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA) has undertaken a facelift of the Site 18 Day Care Centre in Community One to improve conditions for early childhood education, even as construction of a five-storey ultra-modern day care facility progresses.
The interim refurbishment is aimed at ensuring that teaching and learning continue in a safe, organised and child-friendly environment while work on the new structure is underway.
Speaking on the initiative, the Mayor of Tema, Ebi Bright, said the Assembly remained committed to upgrading educational infrastructure and expanding access to quality early childhood development.
She noted that the new five-storey facility, when completed, would provide modern classrooms, improved amenities and enhanced learning spaces to meet growing demand within the metropolis.
The facelifted Site 18 centre is already offering relief to pupils, teachers and parents, reflecting the Assembly’s resolve to ensure continuity in education while investing in long-term infrastructure.
The project forms part of broader efforts by the TMA to modernise public facilities and promote organised spaces and fair opportunities for all children in Tema.

11/04/2026

TMA Supports 2026 Kpelejoo Festival.

The Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA) has donated an undisclosed amount of money to the Tema Traditional Council (TTC) in support of the 2026 Kpelejoo Festival.
The donation, made on behalf of the people of Tema, the President, and the Minister for Local Government, Religious and Chieftaincy Affairs, is aimed at promoting cultural heritage, fostering unity among residents, and strengthening the relationship between the Assembly and traditional authorities.
Presenting the donation, the Tema Metropolitan Chief Executive, Ebi Bright, said the gesture underscores the Assembly’s commitment to preserving cultural traditions and ensuring peaceful coexistence during the festive period.
She urged the youth and traditional authorities to exercise restraint and avoid actions that could tarnish the image of their communities.
Madam Bright further emphasised the need for moderation in the celebration of festivals, stressing that such occasions should be observed peacefully and without casualties.
She also called on the Tema Traditional Council to take the necessary measures to ensure that the Kpelejoo Festival is celebrated in an atmosphere of peace, unity and mutual respect.