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OUR COMMONWEALTH OF GOODWILL™
The Aistiphi Gazette – Ghana
Development entries
From Our Commonwealth
Developing community infrastructure and improving access to basic services are hallmarks of any effort to reduce poverty and enhance the quality of life of a people. Many communities lack access to potable water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, schools, local market centers, healthcare infrastructure and services and other essential amenities that are needed to sustain vibrant community life and improve the quality of life in a our villages and towns.
Overcoming poverty is not a task of charity, it is an act of justice. Like Slavery and Apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings.
The Navrongo Senior High Old Students Union (NABIA) renovated the Independence-Luther King House, a 300-bed capacity girls' dormitory at Navrongo Senior High School (NAVSCO) in the Kassena-Nankana Municipality of Ghana's Upper East Region. Formerly a dormitory for...
Ghacem Cement Foundation, the CSR arm of Ghacem Limited, donated 13,600 bags of cement to educational and health institutions in underserved communities in the northern sector of GHACEM'S operations in Ghana, i.e. Northern, North East, Savannah, Upper East, Upper...
The Unilever Ghana Foundation renovated 20 hygiene stations in 26 public basic schools in Tema, Ashaiman, Kpone and Sakumono, in Ghana's Greater Accra Region. Originally built by Unilever Ghana Foundation, the hygiene stations were renovated under the Foundation’s...
The Australian High Commissioner to Ghana, H.E. Gregory Andrews, commissioned a seven-seater toilet facility for the Anani Memorial School at Nima in Accra. The new toilet facility, which is complemented by a water tank, hand washing stations and waste bins, will help...
Huawei Technologies Ghana donated 200 Huawei Smartphones to support the digitalization of rural communities, which are beneficiaries of the Rural Telephony Project that is bringing connectivity to four million Ghanaians living in underserved and unserved communities....
Afriwave Telecom Ghana Limited rehabilitated an abandoned ten-year-old water facility that served residents of Ekye-Amanfrom in Kwahu Afram Plains South district of Ghana's Eastern Region. Initially built by the Millennium Development Authority in 2011, the water...
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