Ellembelle

Ellembelle is a district located in the Western Region of Ghana. It is one of the administrative districts that make up the region. The district is situated in the southwestern part of Ghana, bordering the Ivory Coast to the west. The capital town of Ellembelle is Nkroful, which is historically significant as the birthplace of Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of Ghana and a leading figure in Pan-Africanism.

The economy of Ellembelle is primarily based on agriculture. Key agricultural products include cocoa, palm oil, and rubber. Fishing is also a significant economic activity, given the district's coastal proximity. The natural environment of Ellembelle is characterized by tropical rainforests and a coastline. The district is rich in natural resources, including mineral deposits.

Ellembelle District was established in 2008, carved out from the former Nzema East Municipal District. The population is predominantly of the Nzema ethnic group. The district faces challenges common to many rural areas in Ghana, including infrastructure development and access to essential services. Efforts are ongoing to improve socio-economic conditions and promote sustainable development within the district.