A female student of the University of Ghana has died after jumping from the fourth floor of Akuafo Hall of University of Ghana. The female student who was identified as Jennifer Nyarko is said to be a student of consumer science in level 400. From sources, the lady was said to be suffering from some kind […]
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There isn’t anything more disturbing than the thought of cold cruel death laying its icy hands on a friend or acquaintance especially during a time we are taking a load off for a little bit and making merry. For death has that cunning ability to choose one out of the lot who by reason of
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Steps For Your Mandatory National Service Registration Every person willing to undertake the mandatory national service this year must follow the steps below strictly in order to avoid any complications. The steps starts with acquiring your national service pin code and ends with the monthly report to be submitted during the service period. STEP ONE:
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The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ghana, Professor Ebenezer Oduro Owusu has admonished students not to rush in sending information and other problems facing them to the media but seek redress using internal mechanisms instituted in the University. Speaking at a forum organized by the SRC as part of it’s Week Celebration to afford
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Contrary to reports out there that the Finance Directorate of the University of Ghana has not released funds for the Students’ Representative Council to fund it’s activities after its budget was approved by the General Assembly, the Deputy Finance Director Mr. Bright Obeng Yeboah has rubbished those claims saying the SRC’s budget is yet to
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The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ghana has issued a Stern warning to the leaders of the Students Representative Council (SRC) as well as the Junior Common Room (JCR) that the school will strictly audit the accounts of the bodies they lead to avoid misappropriation and embezzlement of funds. The Vice Chancellor was speaking
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Qualified applicants are to download and submit the completed form to the office of the University’s Counselling Services by the close of work on Monday, 20th March, 2017. Criteria for Eligibility To be eligible for aid an applicant must satisfy all of the following conditions: Applicant must complete Application Form available at the office of
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Qualified applicants are to download and submit the completed form to the office of the University’s Counselling Services by the close of work on Monday, 20th March, 2017. Criteria for Eligibility To be eligible for aid an applicant must satisfy all of the following conditions: Applicant must complete Application Form available at the office of
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Students in tertiary institutions may soon stop paying utilities bills. The Minister of Education, Dr Mathew Opoku-Prempeh, who revealed this said the government would increase the amount given out in loans under the student’s loan scheme and facilitate easy recovery of the loans. This was contained in a speech read on his behalf at the
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Amongst all the major challenges that plague Africa, it seems the wrestle against illiteracy has been a rather long and unyielding one. Our efforts in battling out illiteracy has undoubtedly been commendable with global leaders and NGOs making concerted strides in order to trim its negative socio-economic influences. Nonetheless the ecosystem of illiteracy in rural
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