
The C-Quansah Foundation, in partnership with BOST Energies, has commissioned a new borehole at Amissah Ekyir in the Ntsin Electoral Area of the Cape Coast Metropolis, as part of ongoing efforts to improve access to safe and potable water for underserved communities.
The commissioning, held during a brief ceremony on Saturday, 20th June 2026, forms part of the Foundation’s commitment to addressing water challenges and improving the living conditions of residents within the Cape Coast South Constituency.
BOST Energies reaffirmed its commitment to community development and social impact through its support for the project. As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, the company partnered with The C-Quansah Foundation to provide the borehole for the people of Amissah Ekyir in the Ntsin Electoral Area. The partnership reflects BOST Energies’ dedication to improving livelihoods, promoting access to essential social amenities, and contributing meaningfully to the development of communities across Ghana. By supporting the provision of clean and safe drinking water, the company continues to demonstrate its commitment to enhancing the well-being of vulnerable populations and fostering sustainable community growth.
Led by Lawyer Charles Quansah, the Foundation has now successfully completed and commissioned five borehole projects across the constituency, significantly reducing the burden of water collection, particularly for women and children. Previous beneficiary communities include Petro Post Office, Gyegyeano, Abowinimu, and Kawanopaado.
Speaking at the ceremony, Lawyer Charles Quansah reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to community development and social intervention. He noted that access to clean water remains a fundamental necessity and continues to be one of the Foundation’s key priorities.
“Water is life,” he emphasized, adding that the Foundation remains determined to support communities facing challenges in accessing potable water.
Lawyer Quansah further disclosed that, in addition to the borehole projects, the Foundation has undertaken a number of youth empowerment initiatives, including skills training programmes aimed at equipping young people with employable skills. He assured residents that such interventions would continue and be expanded to benefit more people across the constituency.
Residents of the Ntsin Electoral Area, who have for years endured difficulties in accessing clean water, welcomed the project with immense joy and appreciation. Many described the borehole as a timely intervention that would greatly improve daily life in the community.
Expressing gratitude on behalf of the residents, one community member remarked: “We pray that God richly blesses The C-Quansah Foundation and BOST Energies for this remarkable gesture. This project will make a lasting difference in our lives.”
The newly commissioned borehole at Amissah Ekyir marks another significant milestone in The C-Quansah Foundation’s efforts to provide sustainable solutions to community challenges and promote the well-being of residents throughout Cape Coast South.
Source By DC Kwame Kwakye




