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Popular University Of Ghana blog and news website, LegonConnect is set to launch popular polls for the SRC 2017 aspirants. The objective is to accumulate data from University of Ghana students in order to project important metrics concerning the upcoming SRC elections. The popular polls should provide a yardstick to analytically measure the performance of

The impending University of Ghana student elections is yet to bring in its wake a strong gale of fruitless propaganda instigated to dirty opponents during the race for the SRC. But between now and the time the student office aspirants begin to unravel their shrewd and Darwinian tendencies, a few controversies have arisen in the

Recently, technology giant company Niantic in San Francisco has driven an ecstatic dagger through the sensual hearts of gamers all around the world. If you walk through the park or train station on a regular American weekend and find a crowd of teenagers, joggers and dogwalkers randomly running around in search of an invisible creature

Currently, what the news mill has fed us tastes a bit sour; nonetheless we are going to have to chew on it. Yet another misfortune has unraveled in the timeline of Ghana campus life. This time, the sad and unsettling story of the suicide of an 18 year old student of Kwame Nkrumah University of

The CoE of KNUST has officially opened the sixth annual career fair. This year’s event has witnessed 18 of the industrial partners of the College registering and exhibiting at the fair.

Published: 24 Feb 2017 Source: University Relations Office (URO) The College of Engineering (CoE) of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has officially opened the sixth annual career fair. The Career Fair runs from Thursday 23rd February to Saturday 25th February 2017 in the College auditorium. This year’s event has witnessed 18 of

In order to help find a quick and efficient means of solving protein malnutrition in developing countries, KNUST has received one million dollars from the Bill Clinton Foundation…

Published: 24 Feb 2017 Source: University Relations Office (URO) In order to help find a quick and efficient means of solving protein malnutrition in developing countries, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has received one million dollars from the Bill Clinton Foundation and one hundred and twelve thousand Canadian dollars from the Grand