Clean drinking water is a human right. Millions of people around the world, particularly in rural villages, do not have access to this essential necessity. Without clean water, people can get sick, and children will not be able to stay in school. Not only does the absence of clean water lead to disease and sickness, but the threat of diseases leads to poor hygiene and ultimately poor health. People, particularly children, are more likely to be healthy, continue education in school, and realise their potential when they are able to access clean drinking water.

The recent opening of the 22nd Hive borehole in the Agona Jamasi community was a great event that celebrated impact, technology, and hope. Held on 28th May, it was a beautiful event that brought together community leaders, school children, Hive Ghana members, and community residents to gather with joy in witnessing the commissioning of a project that will change their lives.

Ghana has many talented and creative young people, and their craftsmanship continues to amaze and inspire. One of the best examples of when this creativity happens is in our locally made shoes and slippers. These are made by hand; not only does this style and culture shine through, but you can also see the entrepreneurial spirit of Ghanaian youth working hard every day to be able to make a living from their skillset.

We are delighted to share that we have officially launched and inaugurated the 22nd Hive Borehole, this time in the community of Agona Jamasi, Ghana. The moment was more than a ceremony; it was a celebration of joy, impact, and inspiration. The event was attended by local residents, their community leaders, and members of the Hive Ghana community together to celebrate this remarkable achievement.

We are delighted to provide you with an update for the 22nd Hive borehole project currently being constructed in the Agona Jamasi community. We have completed the drilling stage and then have entered the 2nd and 3rd (plumbing and structural phases), and everything is progressing quickly and smoothly.

It is fascinating walking the busy streets of Ghana. From morning until evening, the streets with activity tell how life is in motion, bustling all around, and the perseverance of a country is apparent. Every lead-up to a corner of the street or every lanky body passes you as a part of the breath of the earth and ultimately contributes their part to the evolving atmosphere of culture and purpose.