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The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has engaged business owners, traders, transport operators, artisans, landlords, and assembly members to discuss its proposed fees and rates for 2027.
The annual Fee Fixing Resolution Meeting, held on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at the CLOGSAG Hall, Adum, provided a platform for stakeholders to share their views, raise concerns and contribute to the proposed rates.
Principal Budget Analyst, Mr. Eric Nunoo explained that most of the rates are being reviewed for the first time in five years. He encouraged ratepayers to cooperate with the assembly to support development across the metropolis.
Speaking on behalf of the mayor, Metro Budget Analyst, Mr. Jones Kani emphasised that the engagement fulfils the requirements of the Local Governance Act, 2016 (Act 936), which provides for stakeholder input in fixing fees and rates.
Patrick Kwame Frimpong, KMA PM
The concerns and recommendations gathered will be forwarded to the relevant committees for consideration before final approval by the General Assembly.
The Presiding Member, Hon. Patrick Kwame Frimpong assured participants that their concerns would be considered in the interest of both the people and the assembly.
Your views matter! Stakeholder engagement remains essential to promoting transparency, accountability, and sustainable development in Kumasi.
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