The Member of Parliament for Tamale North and Deputy Minister for Roads and Highways, Alhassan Suhuyini, has announced the second disbursement of flexible, interest-free loans to women-owned small businesses in the constituency this year, aimed at strengthening local enterprises and supporting economic empowerment.
Mr Suhuyini said the initiative targets women entrepreneurs who continue to play a vital role in sustaining households and local economies despite operating under challenging conditions.
According to him, many beneficiaries manage small businesses with limited resources, often extending credit to customers and adapting to changing economic circumstances.
In a Facebook post on Sunday, June 7, the Tamale North MP noted that the support programme recognises the often-overlooked contributions of women traders and business owners whose efforts help stabilise families and communities.
He emphasised that their impact goes beyond profit-making and contributes significantly to local economic development.
“Our second disbursement of flexible, interest-free loans this year in the Tamale North Constituency quietly channels vital resources directly into the hands of local women small business owners who operate without fanfare,” he stated.
He added that these women “manage lean inventories, extend credit to struggling neighbours, and adapt their business models with quiet resilience.”
Mr Suhuyini expressed appreciation to the team responsible for identifying, preparing, and supporting the beneficiaries.
He noted that continuous engagement with recipients ensures the funds are used effectively to grow their businesses and improve livelihoods.
The Deputy Roads and Highways Minister reiterated his commitment to initiatives that empower women and promote sustainable economic opportunities within the constituency.
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