Category Archives: ASFIT

Novel corona virus now known as COVID-19 has been declared by the World Health Organization as a pandemic. About 130 countries and territories are currently putting in several measures to manage the spread of the virus. It’s reported that, about 130,000 people have been infected worldwide. In Ghana, two suspected corona virus cases have beenContinue reading “Six tips on the prevention of coronavirus. #No 2 is the hardest.”

The 2019/2020 TTAG-ASHBA leadership led by Hon. Bediako Isaiah has not sat aloof since their inauguration into office. The first action taken by this leadership was to sensitize the teacher trainees( 2019/2020 freshers) in the 13 colleges within the sector on the activities of TTAG, and also welcomed them into college. The leadership did notContinue reading “TTAG -ASHBA SET TO ORGANIZE A LIFE CHANGING SEMINAR ON FINANCIAL LITERACY”

Mr. Issah Toha Shamsoo in a facebook post encouraged people across all classes to take up reading seriously. This was said in addition to his receipt of The Fourth John – Reign, Rejection & Rebound a famous book written by the renowned journalist and prolific writer Mr. Manasseh Azure Awuni. The facebook post is capturedContinue reading “Our Brains Are The Best Investment Destinations – READ!”

ASHBA Sector General Secretary Hon. Yeboah Joshua celebrates his 22nd birthday today the 4th of March, 2020. The entire team wishes him the very best of celebration and may that the good lord continue shower upon him His special grace and mercies to continue to serve teacher trainees not only within his sector but throughoutContinue reading “ASHBA Sector Secretary Celebrates His 22nd Birthday Today”

On February 24, 1966, the National Liberation Council (NLC) overthrew Ghana’s first president, Kwame Nkrumah and the Conventions People’s Party (CPP) in a military coup d’état while he was on a peace mission in Hanoi the capital of Vietnam at the invitation of the president, Ho Chi Minh to resolve the Vietnam War. This wasContinue reading “Today in history, Nkrumah was overthrown: We need change in mindset not ‘revolution’ going forward”