The Saboba District is one of the 19 districts in the Northern Region. The district was carved out of the then East Dagomba District In 1988, in pursuance of the Government’s Decentralisation and Local Government Reform policy, with Saboba as the district capital.
It is located on the north-eastern corner of the Northern Region. The district is bounded by East Mamprusi District to the north, Zabzugu/Tatale District to the south and Gushiegu to the west. On the east, is the River Oti, which serves as the international boundary between Ghana and the Republic of Togo.A
chief executive's message
Saboba is a promising economy and the main economic activity engaged in Saboba-Chereponi District is agriculture, hunting and forestry. About 40% of the land is used for agricultural purposes.
The common crops are cereals and yams. All farmers in addition keep livestock. Production of cotton as cash crop is slowly taking over the land used for food crops.
Saboba has a lot of opportunities awaiting private investment and joint ventureship with the public sector, predicated both on the ... more »
latest news
The Saboba District Assembly is expediting moves to complete the construction of 2 storey office block facility for the Ghana Education Service (GES).
SABOBA: Poor feeder roads under construction The Saboba District Assembly has geared up efforts to upgrading a number of roads in poor state in the district to boost transportation.
SABOBA: Construction of new market stalls to take off soon In order to create the platform to boost trading activities in Saboba, the Assembly has consented to allocate resources for the building of a modern 1 storey 18 stalls market facility for traders in the area.
SABOBA: Two new health projects to take-off soon The Saboba District Assembly in collaboration with the Ministry of Health has decided to support the Saboba Hospital to acquire two additional blocks to enhance healthcare delivery at the facility.
SABOBA: 36 communities get solar energy About 36 local communities in the Saboba district in the Northern Region have been supplied with light through a solar energy programme in the district.
