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Our Commonwealth of Goodwill™
The Aistiphi Gazette – Ghana
Social Protection Entries
From Our Commonwealth
Investing in people surpasses all other important investments in Ghana’s future. This is especially the case when it comes to educating the next generation of Ghana’s leaders and innovators. Present and future generations are, and will be competing with counterparts worldwide. We need a strong, high quality educational system that keeps up with fierce global competition and provides equitable access for ALL without discrimination and marginalization.
I want all… my country women and men, to be educated in the larger sense in heart, hand and head and thus render Africa indispensible in intellectual, spiritual and commercial products of the world.
Acentia Energy refurbished a computer lab at Ringway Estate Basic School in Korle Klottey Municipality in Greater Accra Region. The refurbished facility now has 20 computers and internet connectivity. Managing Director of Acentia Energy Mr. Kofi Ankama described the...
AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine awarded scholarships to 50 students from its host communities to support their education at higher education institutions. The scholarships are part of efforts by the company to provide a sustainable future for the youth through...
Achimota Retail Centre (ARC), popularly called Accra Mall, provided 340 sets of classroom tables and chairs to St. John’s Senior High School to help address some of the school's logistical needs. The assistance reflects the social responsibility objectives of the...
Ecobank Ghana donated 100 laptops to students in need of assistance at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi to facilitate student learning and research. Beneficiaries are expected to be bright students in need of assistance who will...
The 2020/21 Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of OLA Girls Senior High School, Ho, gave OLA Senior High School 40 chairs, eight double-room canopy covers and a projector worth a total cost of GHS7,800. The 2021/22 SRC presented the package within hours of...
Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), working through its CSR arm GNPC Foundation, gave Takoradi Technical University (TTU) GHS344,991 to support staff training and upgrading. Board Chairman of GNPC Mr. Freddie Blay explained that GNPC had approved a number of...
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