SLADA KIDS

13/03/2024

Thy Word is a seed, When planted and watered it grows to be great...

11/03/2024

Watch learners of St Gabriel International School educate us about the essence of eating fruits.

09/11/2023

It is that time of the year again... Please save this date...

09/11/2023

Nostalgic! Finally, we have seen her ooo ❤️😄

My first copy book, your first copy book, and the original copy, Auntie Araba.

📸 Ben Adu

25/10/2023

Please take note

30/08/2023

Hi! When was the last time you complimented someone or vice versa? What is compliment? is it really necessary? Kindly watch, listen, like , comment and share this video together with your kids. SLADA Solutions

Mamaga Nunyuienyo
Mamaga Speaks

30/08/2023

Compliments...
Compliment is a two way gift that benefits the giver and the receiver... Kindly enjoy this with your kids.

30/08/2023

30/08/2023

Meet Gyakoa Appiah-Kubi: The 14-year-old 2023/2024 Child Sanitation Diplomat
August 30, 2023..................................................

By Antoinette Abbah

Adjoa Gyakoa Appiah-Kubi, a 14-year-old JHS 2 student from Efutu M/A Basic School at Cape Coast in the Central Region, has been crowned Child Sanitation Diplomat 2023/2024.

She succeeds Maame Akua Ohenewaa Gyimah, whose mandate officially ends on September 30, 2023. In her victory speech, an elated Ms Appiah-Kubi said solid waste management would be her top priority.

The School Sanitation Solutions, Triple S, Challenge is an annual contest on environmental sanitation organised for pupils in basic schools from Class 6 to JHS 2.
During this year’s grand finale, Ms. Appiah-Kubi garnered the most points in the contest, beating off competition from Vanessa Asiedu, who placed second; Hannah Forkuo, third; and Vanessa Wenaba, fourth.

Ms. Appiah-Kubi said her utmost priority is to educate Ghanaians on solid waste management.
“I was very excited when I was announced as the winner of the challenge. I didn’t expect it. I didn’t expect to be the winner, but I am grateful to God for making me the winner. I am grateful for my friends and family for their prayers and support in making me reach the finals and win as the Child Sanitation Diplomat. For the one year, my focus will be on solid waste management. I would educate people on how to manage their solid waste and other waste that they produce. I would also encourage other colleagues to learn and study so that they can also get to this point,” she said.

A speech read on behalf of Minister of Sanitation, Freda Prempeh, by the Director at the Ministry of Sanitation, Patricia Dovi Sampson, said government will ensure better access to proper sanitation, reducing the prevalence of open defecation, and improving overall public health.

“Poor sanitation and hygiene in schools, communities, and workplaces reduce productivity due to ill health. I am happy to inform that government is passionate and committed to investing in the health and wellbeing of our people through the improvement of water sanitation and hygiene delivery services nationwide. Government would also ensure that there are places of convenience in every school.”

National Director of World Vision Ghana, Laura Del Valle, said sanitation remains a major challenge for Ghana. She said empowering children to advocate the removal of barriers and promote access to improved sanitation is a noble cause.

Madam Valle called on all stakeholders to collectively continue to empower, support, and lead advocacy for improved water, sanitation, and hygiene. This year’s Sanitation Challenge was preceded by a Children’s Sanitation Fair, a platform through which students send out sensitisation messages through drama, music, dance, and poetry, among others.

The winner received a laptop, plaque and cash prize among others. This year’s Triple Challenge and Sanitation Fair was jointly organised by World Vision Ghana, Kings Hall Media, Zoomlion Foundation, Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources, GAMA Sanitation and Water Project, and Ghana Education Service.

07/08/2023

01/08/2023

The earlier the better!
SLADA KIDS , play, learn and Grow

04/05/2023

UCC Student Selasi Domi-Kuwornu's Money App Beats 6 African Countries To Win Miss Geek Africa And $5,000

Wednesday, May 03, 2023 at 5:39 PM

by Ebenezer Quist

A 21-year-old student of the University of Cape Coast, Selasi Ama Domi-Kuwornu, has won Miss Geek Africa 2023 The brilliant Ghanaian lady designed an application called Kasa-Cash which helps physically challenged people perform transactions Selasi was awarded $5,000, which is GH¢59k, among other life-changing prizes, after she beat 7 countries to lift the grand prize PAY ATTENTION: Enjoy reading our stories? Join YEN.com.gh's Telegram channel for more! Selasi Ama Domi-Kuwornu, the delegate for Ghana in the Miss Geek Africa contest, took home the top honours among the seven nations that took part in the competition during the Transform Africa Summit in Zimbabwe. Selasi presented the "Kasa-Cash" project, an offline system that enables underserved and unserved communities, physically challenged people, and illiterates to easily perform financial services without the aid of a third party. The 21-year-old Ghanaian lady was rewarded with a laptop, smartphone and a cash prize of US$5,000 at the event held at Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, April 26-28, 2023. Read more: https://yen.com.gh/ghana/232797-ucc-student-selasi-domi-kuwornu-beats-7-african-countries-win-geek-africa-5000/

16/03/2023