We can’t always agree on the same things but sometimes a beautiful hall will always be a beautiful hall no matter how much you refuse to accept it. University of Ghana is a really cool place and even our Kumasi Legon students will agree with us on that hehe. The road that runs from the […]
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How to download University of Ghana Admission letter All admitted fresh students of University of Ghana Legon are required to log in to the admissions portal on the University’s website with their admission Serial Number and Pin to download their Provisional Admission Letter. After checking your name and you are very sure that you have gotten admissions, click on the download
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How to Download University of Ghana Provisional Admission Letter All admitted fresh students of University of Ghana Legon are required to log in to the admissions portal on the University’s website with their admission Serial Number and Pin to download their Provisional Admission Letter. All admitted fresh students of University of Ghana Legon are required
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A wide section of students of the Ghana Institute of Journalism are in jubilant mood following the rescheduling of date for the commencement of lectures. Initially, lectures was scheduled to start on Monday August 20, 2018 but information from the Students Representative Council indicate a postponement in the academic activity. The new date for the
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The Governing Council of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) has appointed Professor Kwamena Kwansah-Aidoo as the new Rector of the Institute. Until his appointment, he was professor of Public Relations (PR) and Marketing at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia. A statement signed by Mrs Patience Sowah, the Acting Registrar of the Institute and
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Recycle Up! Ghana, A group of current and former students led by Julius-Jayson A. Botchway ensured that the environs of the University of Ghana was as clean as a beach or resort in Miami after the University held its July 2018 Congregation which saw over 3000 students receive degrees for their respective courses of study. Before, the
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The Ghana Institute of Journalism has received an amount of 5 million cedis as budgetary allocation to facilitate its infrastructural project, President Akufo-Addo has indicated. The President, who was speaking at the 12th congregation of the institute, assured that monies from the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) will be released to the school to help
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Some 300 graduating students of the Ghana Institute of Journalism are embittered over the absence of their names in the 2018 graduating list despite fulfilling the necessary requirements to be awarded their respective academic qualification. Scores of students who throng to the school yesterday Wednesday to have the anomalies rectified before Friday’s congregation were however
After Anas Aremeyaw Anas Number 12 investigative piece, this country is about to experience the greatest shock in its education sector over very top, respected University Lecturers who have made it their consistent habit of sleeping with their female students for academic favors. The names MyNewsGH.com has sighted are extremely shocking, mind-blowing as indeed a very
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Finally, the specific location of the under-construction campus of the Ghana Institute of Journalism at North Dzorwulu has been found and it doesn’t look good considering the fact that it has been under construction for at least a decade. Pictures of the new site are making rounds on various social media platforms with a cross
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