The district lies between Latitudes 040 55’ – 050 15’ N and Longitudes 020 15’ – 020 45’ W and is bordered on the North by Wassa Amenfi and Aowin Suaman districts, Nzema East district on the East, La Cote d’ivoire to the West and the gulf of Guinea to the South.
The size of the district is 1344 sq.km. District Capital – Half Assini
The Jomoro District, which used to be part of the then Nzema District was created by Legislative Instrument 1394 in 1988. It is located in the Southwestern corner of the Western Region of Ghana. It is bounded on the South by Latitude 4,80 N and the Atlantic Ocean {Gulf of Guinea}. It is bounded in the North by Latitude 5,21 N and the Nini River. It also lies between Longitude 2,35 W to the East and 3,07 W to the West.
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Residents and non-resident citizens of Western Nzema who have the means have been advised to team-up and establishment businesses to generate employment for the youth.
(TIKOBO) JOMORO: Incidence of fraud, bane of rural banks Managing Director of the ARB Apex Bank, Mr Eric Osei-Bonsu, has cautioned the management of community and rural banks to be alert and strengthen their internal control mechanisms, by strictly enforcing security checks to minimise risks and incidence of fraud.
(BEYIN) JOMORO: Land Secretariat inaugurated The Deputy Minister for Lands, Forestry and Mines, Mr Andrew Adjei Yeboah, has said that, one major principle underlying the establishment of Customary Land Secretariats (CLS) in the country is to facilitate proper documentation of land rights and transactions.
(ELUBO) JOMORO: “Love Life Caravan” makes last lap The 2008 edition of the “Love Life Caravan” to check the spread of HIV/AIDS pandemic in five countries in the West African sub-region on Sunday made its last stop-over at Elubo, in the Jomoro District.
JOMORO: NYEP employs over 300 people The National Youth Employment Programme (NYEP) has employed 374 people under the different modules in the Jomoro District of the Western Region.
