Donors For Africa Intro of Mavis Amoah
Mavis Achiaa Amoah is the Co-founder and Operations Director of Asustem Robotics Academy, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing practical STEM education across Africa. With over 12 years of experience in Human Resources and Administration, Mavis has been instrumental in shaping the …
Community STEM Club Registration Now Open in Winneba
Dear parents and families in Winneba, exciting news awaits! The UEW-SACOST Community STEM Club officially begins on Saturday, April 5, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the IERIS Training Centre. This is a fantastic opportunity for your child to dive …
Celebrating the Birthday of Our Founder and CEO, Dr. David Asumadu-Boateng
Happy Birthday to our visionary Founder and CEO, Dr. David Asumadu-Boateng! Your unwavering dedication, innovative spirit, and leadership have been key to the growth and impact of Asustem Robotics. You’ve empowered individuals, strengthened institutions, and inspired a new generation of young innovators …
Telecel DiGiTech Academy Empowers 500 Students Across 5 Regions
The Telecel DiGiTech Academy Project is in full swing, making waves across five regions in Ghana. Over 500 students from government schools have been selected to take part in this transformative initiative aimed at equipping the next generation with essential digital and …
Telecel Foundation Visits Beneficiaries in Sekondi-Takoradi
Last week, we had the honor of welcoming Rita Rockson, Team Lead at the Telecel Foundation, along with her team, as they visited our beneficiaries in the Sekondi-Takoradi Municipality. The visit was a meaningful opportunity for the team to engage with over …
UEW Vice-Chancellor Launches SACOST Community STEM Clubs Project
We are excited to share that Prof. Stephen Jobson Mitchual, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), has officially launched the SACOST Community STEM Clubs Project. Delivering the keynote address, Prof. Mitchual highlighted the importance of applied learning and problem-solving within …
Launching Community STEM Clubs in Winneba to Inspire Future Innovators
During the official launch of the Community STEM Clubs in Winneba, Prof. Enoch Sam, Head of Department at SACOST-UEW, highlighted the project’s core mission—to inspire the minds of tomorrow through practical, hands-on STEM education. This initiative is designed to empower vulnerable communities, …
Happy International Women’s Day
Today at Asustem Robotics, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and passion of women worldwide. From breaking barriers to creating opportunities, women continue to lead change and drive progress in every field. We honour the achievements of those who paved the way and …
Happy Independence Day, Ghana!
Today, we celebrate the spirit of freedom and the transformative power of education in shaping our nation’s future. We extend our deepest gratitude to all our students, parents, school partners, donors, and beneficiaries for your continued dedication and support. Together, we are …
Calling All Innovators in Kumasi
Are you in Kumasi and ready to shape the future? Visit our STEM, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation Tech Labs in Ejisu, Kumasi, and take the first step toward building a future driven by technology and creativity. At Asustem Robotics, we offer tailored modules …
Kumasi Cohort of Telecel DiGiTech Academy Making Remarkable Strides
The Kumasi cohort of the Telecel DiGiTech Academy (@telecelghanafoundation) is making impressive progress. With over 200 beneficiaries from various schools across Kumasi, participants are gaining practical, hands-on experience in Electronics, Robotics, Website Development, IoT/Arduino, Coding, and Application Development. This initiative is helping …
Celebrating Women and Girls in Science at ASUSTEM Robotics
Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Today, we proudly celebrate the incredible women at ASUSTEM Robotics who are breaking barriers, redefining possibilities, and leading the way in robotics and technology. From forward-thinking engineers to trailblazing researchers, these women are …
