The Kumawu Traditional Council, under the leadership of Barima Sarfo Tweneboa Kodua, Kumawumanhene, and Nana Serwaa Amponsah, Kumawu Hemaa, has declared Saturday, October 10, 2026, as Community Clean-Up Day in Kumawu.
The exercise is aimed at promoting environmental cleanliness, improving sanitation, and making Kumawu a clean, healthy, and safe place for residents to live.
Residents Urged to Participate in the Kumawu Community Clean-Up Exercise
All residents of Kumawu are encouraged to participate actively in the community clean-up exercise. The initiative is expected to bring community members together to clean their surroundings, clear overgrown weeds, remove rubbish, and tidy up public spaces.
The Kumawu Traditional Council is calling on all residents to take the exercise seriously and contribute their part towards maintaining a clean and healthy environment.
Departments, churches, educational institutions, organizations, and other groups operating within Kumawu are also expected to participate in the exercise with their members.
Other communities in Kumawu District are also encouraged to partake in the community clean-up exercise
Their involvement is expected to encourage teamwork and strengthen the community’s collective efforts to improve sanitation and environmental management.
Time and Request Cleaning Materials for the Exercise
The community clean-up exercise is scheduled to begin at 6:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Residents and participating groups are encouraged to arrive early and come along with the necessary cleaning tools and materials to support the exercise. These include brooms, cutlasses, dustpans, rakes, shovels, and other useful cleaning equipment.
Participants are also encouraged to work together to ensure that their surroundings, streets, drains, and other public areas are properly cleaned.
Keeping Kumawu clean is a shared responsibility that requires the commitment and cooperation of everyone in the community. Regular clean-up exercises can help reduce the accumulation of rubbish, control the growth of weeds, and promote better sanitation practices among residents.
The participation of traditional authorities, community members, churches, institutions, and organizations will be important to the success of the exercise.
Residents are therefore encouraged to support the initiative and make environmental cleanliness a regular habit rather than an activity undertaken only on designated clean-up days.
The Kumawu Traditional Council urges everyone to come together on Saturday, October 10, 2026, to make the exercise successful.
Let us all participate in keeping Kumawu clean, healthy, and safe for everyone.
