The Savannah Regional Coordinating Council (SRCC) is headquartered in **Damongo**, the capital of the Savannah Region, with its offices located in the Damongo town centre near the Damongo Central Business District. The SRCC is the administrative arm of Ghana's central government in the Savannah Region, one of the six new regions created in 2019 following the December 2018 referendum. The region was carved out of the then Northern Region and formally inaugurated on 15 February 2019, with Damongo named as its capital. The SRCC is headed by a Regional Minister, who is appointed by the President and represents the region in national affairs, and it coordinates the activities of the various Municipal and District Assemblies across the region — including the Damongo Municipal Assembly, the Central Gonja District Assembly, the North Gonja District Assembly, the North East Gonja District Assembly, the East Gonja Municipal Assembly, the West Gonja Municipal Assembly, and the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District Assembly. The SRCC's core functions mirror those of the other Regional Coordinating Councils: it monitors and evaluates the performance of the district assemblies, coordinates development planning and budgeting, supervises the implementation of government policies and projects, and serves as the link between the central government and the grassroots. It also handles regional security coordination, disaster management, and the general administration of the region. The Savannah Region itself is home to the Gonja people, with the Yagbonwura as the paramount chief of the Gonja traditional area, based in Damongo. The region is known for its savannah landscape, the Mole National Park (Ghana's largest wildlife reserve), the Larabanga Mosque (one of the oldest mosques in West Africa), and the annual Damba festival celebrated by the Gonja and other northern peoples. If you need the exact street address, phone number, or current Regional Minister for the SRCC, I'd recommend checking the official SRCC website or the Savannah Region page on GhanaMann's directory — those details can change with appointments and administrative updates. As of my last verified reporting, the Savannah Regional Minister was Hon. Saeed Muhazu Jibril (appointed in 2021), but cabinet reshuffles happen, so it's worth confirming the current holder through the Presidency or GhanaWeb. As the Akan proverb goes, *"Se wo were fi na wosan kofa a, yenkyi"* — there is nothing wrong with going back to fetch what you forgot. If you need me to dig deeper into any specific aspect of the SRCC — its structure, its current leadership, or its development projects — just say the word.