ABSA supports 200 students to develop digital skills
Corporate and Investment Team at ABSA Ghana has donated 100 set of desktop computers and accessories to the Kressner Children’s Home School at Amasaman and St Catholic School in Trantra Hills.
The West Africa Regional Corporate Director, Mrs. Ellen Ohene-Afoakwa said in a short ceremony that the bank “intends shaping our way of learning because of the hefty impact of Covid-19 on our learning.
She also stressed on the banks resolve and commitment to contribute its quota to education in the country.
Absa, as a bank has expressed its interest to developing the Ghanaian society through digitalization.
“As a digitally-led bank with an African heartbeat, Absa is passionate about the education and digital skills development of young people hence the need for us to contribute our quota to the promotion of digital literacy and inclusion in Ghana,” Mrs. Ohene-Afoakwa expressed her thought.
Source: africaneditors.com/Agyekum Boateng
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