Motimposo

Motimposo is a settlement located in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, known primarily for its production of cocoa and other agricultural products. It lies within the Asante Akim South District. The community is largely agrarian, with cocoa farming forming the backbone of its economy. Subsistence farming of crops such as plantain, cassava, and vegetables is also practiced.

The settlement is served by basic infrastructure, including schools and healthcare facilities, though access to advanced services may require travel to larger towns. Traditional authorities, such as chiefs and elders, play a significant role in the governance and social life of Motimposo. The community maintains strong cultural traditions, often expressed through festivals, music, and dance.

While primarily rural, Motimposo is connected to the broader Ghanaian economy through the trade of its agricultural products. It faces challenges common to rural areas in Ghana, including access to improved infrastructure and services, as well as the impacts of climate change on agriculture.