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Dzodze Traditional Council informs Ketu North authorities of new Acting President
July 10, 2026
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Dzodze Traditional Council informs Ketu North authorities of new Acting President

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Key Points

  • The Dzodze Traditional Council has formally notified state institutions, including the Ketu North Municipal Assembly, of Torgbui Ege IV's appointment.
  • Torgbui Ege IV, Divisional Chief of Dzodze-Fiagbedu, will serve as the Acting President of the Council.
  • His appointment was made by the Volta Regional House of Chiefs and the Dzodze Traditional Council on June 18, in accordance with the Chieftaincy Act, 2008 (Act 759).
  • He will serve for one year, pending the resolution of a chieftaincy matter affecting the Dzodze Traditional Area.
  • This notification is crucial for facilitating official engagements and collaboration between the Acting President and state institutions on development, security, and sanitation.

Why This Matters

This development highlights the ongoing significance of traditional leadership in Ghana's local governance structure, particularly in the Volta Region. Adherence to the Chieftaincy Act ensures a legal framework for traditional authority, which is vital for maintaining peace, stability, and facilitating collaboration with state institutions on community development initiatives.

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