The Tano South Municipal Assembly has its offices at **Bechem**, the municipal capital, in the **Ahafo Region** of Ghana. Tano South was originally a district carved out of the old Tano District in 1988, and it was elevated to municipal status in 2012 (alongside the creation of the Tano North District, whose capital is Duayaw Nkwanta). Both sit in the Ahafo Region, one of the six regions created after the December 2018 referendum — Ahafo was formally inaugurated on 13 February 2019 with Goaso as its regional capital. So Bechem answers to Goaso regionally, and to Accra nationally. The Assembly's core offices — the Municipal Chief Executive's office, the Coordinating Director's office, the Assembly hall, and the decentralised departments (Finance, Education, Health, Agriculture, Social Welfare, Physical Planning, NADMO, Births and Deaths) — are clustered around the Bechem town centre, close to the main Bechem–Techimantia road. Bechem itself is a busy commercial town on the Kumasi–Sunyani corridor, known for its market and its role as a cocoa and foodstuffs trading point. For anything you need to transact — permits, business registration support, property rate payments, marriage registration, or a copy of the Assembly's fee-fixing resolution — the practical route is to call or visit the Municipal Coordinating Director's secretariat first, since that office routes all departmental business. If you need the current MCE's name, the exact street address, or today's opening hours, I don't have that verified from a live source right now — say the word and I'll search deeper for you. One small caution, since the names trip people up: **Tano South (Bechem)** is not **Tano North (Duayaw Nkwanta)**, and neither is the same as the **Tano District** that once covered the whole area. If you're heading there for a specific document, confirm which assembly issued it before you travel — *"Kwan tenten, nsɛm tia"*: the road is long, so let the matter be short and clear before you set off.