How To Apply – Ghana Institute Of Journalism GIJ Ghana Institute of Journalism invites application for undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes for the 2017/2018 academic year. The following the information below in order to put in an application. HOW TO APPLY: There are two types of applications. Instructions for completing the Online Application Forms: Pay your […]
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Ghana Institute Of Journalism GIJ Admission Forms Ghana Institute of Journalism GIJ Admission forms are onsale for the 2017/2018 academic year. Get details below. ADMISSIONS FOR 2017/2018 ACADEMIC YEAR Applications are invited from candidates who wish to be considered for admission into the Ghana Institute of Journalism to pursue any of the following courses: 1-
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An Aborted Baby Found In Kwapong Hall Of Legon An aborted baby (fetus) was this morning found in the dustbin of Alexander Kwapong hall of University of Ghana. According to sources, the fetus was found around 7 am on Saturday the 4th day of February 2017. According to some students, the aborted baby was found
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UGRC Registrations Leaves Many Level 100 Students In Confusion The Academic Affairs Department of the University of Ghana opened the window for level 100s and 200s to register for the University of Ghana Required Courses (UGRC) but there seem to be a wind of confusion blowing through. A number of students, especially Level 100s are
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The world has had the misfortune of witnessing what could probably pass as the most awkward court case ever. It would be my place to say that the Apostle Paul could have written three new epistles with all that time wasted on such a frivolous lawsuit. I’m referring to the case mockingly called common sense
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Published: 02 Feb 2017 Source: University Relations Office (URO) Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) have signed a cooperation agreement to develop modern educational modules to address emerging governance issues that will further strengthen corporate governance practices in Ghana. Under the partnership, IFC will provide technical assistance
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NUGS’ LEADERSHIP CONUNDRUM: Who is behind the mask? By Adams Ahmed Rufai University of Education, Winneba, the institution that fate and privilege sent me to, is on recession and it is a period like this that student-hustlers like me get extremely busy. I get busy when school close down than when I’ve to stay awake
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In furtherance of the African Union (AU) Agenda 2063, the African Union Commission (AUC) has developed a comprehensive ten-year Continental Education Strategy for Africa (CESA) which is driven by the desire to provide the African continent with efficient human resources adapted to African core values through quality education and training.
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Spare the rod and spoil the child. I heard it too many times in Ghana. Do u beat your kids? I know many Ghanaian children are beaten. But why not? Many experts have studied this and they found out a few things about why it’s very bad: 1. U kill curiosity in the kid. Curiosity
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