Monday, 23 November 2020

Days Of The Weeks In Twi - Learn Twi Language

We have seven days in the week in the Ghanaian calendar.  The days of the week start from Sunday to Saturday. As a new beginner, you may find it difficult in pronouncing the days of the week in Twi. The Twi alphabet pronunciation is almost similar to that of English alphabet pronunciation.


1. SUNDAY                   KWASIADA 


2. MONDAY                 EDWOADA



3. TUESDAY                   EBENADA



4. WEDNESDAY          WUKUADA



5. THURSDAY              YAWOADA



6. FRIDAY                     EFIADA



7. SATURDAY              MEMENEDA





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-L5G85AZyg 

You can learn the pronunciation of the days of the week in Twi by following the YouTube link above

Wednesday, 11 November 2020

11 Steps To Manage Your Money To Achieve Financial Freedom

 I  work very hard but I don't know where all the MONEY goes !  Sometimes too I hear people saying that witches have taken their money and then begin to accuse innocent people. Solomon said that “for lack of knowledge my people perish “. You may have flourished business running but without managing the MONEY you get from the business wisely, you may have to close your company sooner or later. If we talk about MONEY management, we are simply talking about how you Spend and how you Invest. Money management is a strategic technique to make money yield an interest output value for any amount spent. Spending MONEY to satisfy a strong desire, yearning or craving  for needless things is a natural human phenomenon. Having an idea or knowledge about MONEY management can help you to reduce the amount that you spend on items that add no important value to your living standards, long-term portfolios and assets. Make sure that  every financial transaction you make is worth the expense.

Here are some steps to take to manage your finance properly.


  • Understand your current financial situation

  • Set personal priorities and financial goal

  • Create and stick to a budget

  • Establish an emergency fund

  • Save for retirement

  • Pay off debt

  • Give yourself a limit for unbudgeted spending

  • Track your spending

  • Save up for a big purchases

  • Invest wisely 

  • Create more passive income to diversify your source of income