On January 25, 2025, the Hive Ghana team once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to community development with the inauguration of a borehole project in the Gumani/Agric area of Northern Ghana. This initiative sought to address a longstanding water shortage that had plagued the community, depriving its residents of access to a vital resource—clean water.
The event was a momentous occasion for the people of Agric. It was chaired by the local chief, who spoke with deep gratitude, emphasizing how the borehole would alleviate the struggles faced by his community. Residents turned out in large numbers, their joy and appreciation evident in their faces. A local television station was present to document the inauguration, capturing the significance of the project and the positive impact it would bring to the area.
This project reinforced the vital importance of sustainable development efforts. The borehole will not only ease the burden of fetching water from distant sources but will also improve the overall quality of life for the people of Agric. As I stood there during the inauguration, surrounded by a community uplifted by the simple yet profound act of providing water, I was inspired by the power of collaboration and the incredible potential of working together toward a common goal.
Hive Ghana’s dedication to addressing critical needs in underserved communities is a beacon of hope. Their mission to bring clean water to all parts of Ghana serves as a powerful reminder that small, focused actions can lead to life-changing impacts. I am proud to have been a part of this milestone and to have contributed, in some small way, to their vision of empowering communities and fostering sustainable development.
Project : Construction of borehole
Location: AGRIC - Tamale (Ghana, West Africa)
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