Bebeinin

Bebeinin is a city located in the Iv/gpl Coast region of Ghana, West Africa. The city serves as the capital of the Builsa North Municipality and has a population of approximately 18,000 residents. Bebeinin is situated near the Tono Dam, which is a major hydroelectric power source for the region.

The city's economy is primarily driven by agriculture, with a focus on the production of maize, millet, and sorghum. Additionally, the area is known for its mining activities, particularly in the extraction of gold and bauxite. The Tono Dam also provides hydroelectric power to the region, contributing to the city's economic growth.

Bebeinin is a culturally rich city with a diverse population. The Builsa people, an ethnic group native to the region, have a significant presence in the city. The Builsa people have a distinct culture and language, known as Builsa or Bisa. The city is also home to several schools, including the Government Day Secondary School and the Builsa Experimental Farm and Craft Enterprise Secondary School.

The city has a relatively basic infrastructure, with limited access to modern amenities such as running water, electricity, and sanitation facilities. However, the city is known for its vibrant markets, where residents sell local goods such as fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts. Bebeinin is also a significant commercial center, with links to major cities in Ghana and the rest of West Africa. Despite its limitations, the city has a strong sense of community and is an important hub for economic and cultural activity in the region.