Gold Fields Ghana Foundation delivers water to Brahabobom
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Gold Fields Ghana Foundation and the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipal Assembly (TNMA) completed a water supply system for Brahabobom, a community in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality of Ghana.
The project addresses long-standing difficulties residents faced in obtaining clean water for daily use. The new system includes a 40,000-litre water storage tank, two boreholes, and four standpipes, designed to provide a reliable source of water for drinking, cooking, and sanitation.
Nana Kwesi Ansah, Chief of Brahabobom, welcomed the project as a timely intervention that would improve the health and hygiene of his community. He acknowledged that maintaining the facility will be an ongoing responsibility for Brahabobom’s residents, and pledged community ownership to ensure its longevity. Sandra Deladem Woanyah, Project Manager, explained the water project supports the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation’s work to improve living conditions in communities near its operations.
The project also supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals related to clean water, health, and sustainable communities. Residents expect the new system will ease hardship and improve overall quality of life.
