Stories and facts
With its capital at Ve-Golokuati, the district is strategically located approximately 58km from Ho, 20km from Hohoe, and 200km from Accra, creating significant potential for trade and economic development.
Geographical Boundaries and Land Resources
The Afadzato South District shares its eastern border with the Republic of Togo, while its southeastern boundary adjoins the Ho West District. To the southwest lies the South Dayi District, with the northern section bordered by Hohoe Municipal and the northwest by Kpando Municipal and North Dayi District. The district's diverse geography includes fertile lands and accessible land banks, offering excellent opportunities for agricultural development. These resources contribute to the district's economic growth and sustainability.
Population and Growth
As of the latest estimates, the projected population of Afadzato South District stands at 117,258, with females representing 51.3% and males constituting 48.7% of the population. The district's growth rate is estimated at 2.5% annually, indicating a positive trajectory in population dynamics. With a steadily growing population, the district must focus on sustainable development and infrastructure planning to meet the needs of its residents.
Tourist Attractions and Economic Opportunities
The district boasts a plethora of tourist attractions, attracting thousands of visitors from all over the world. These attractions not only promote tourism but also present opportunities for the business community to thrive in the hospitality sector. Additionally, the district's strategic location along the Eastern Corridor road facilitates convenient transportation to Accra, the nation's capital, with an average travel time of approximately three and a half hours (3 ½ hrs). This accessibility further enhances the potential for local and foreign trade, stimulating economic activities within the district.
The Afadzato South District stands as a promising administrative hub within the Volta Region of Ghana. With a rich abundance of resources, a thriving tourism sector, and favorable geographical positioning, the district has great potential for further development and economic growth. As the district continues to flourish, it is essential for local authorities and stakeholders to work collaboratively in harnessing these opportunities for the benefit of its residents and the nation as a whole.
