The Student Representative Council of the Ghana Institute of Journalism for the 2018/2019 academic year will today, Monday September 10, 2018 mark their first 100 days in office. As part of activities to celebrate the day, the President of GIJ’s students front, Emmanuel Kumah will hold a live discussion with students of the communication school […]
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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
“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” To avoid ‘Jack from becoming a dull boy’, the Management and the Students Representative Council of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, early this month visited the Peduase Valley Resort in Aburi de-stress ahead of the commencement of the 2018/2019 academic year which commences in September.
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Management of the Ghana Institute of Journalism is expected to justify their decision to upwardly adjust tuition fees by Monday June 25, 2018 following a crucial meeting it held with the school’s students front today. Since the school’s management published a notice of an increase in fees for the 2018/2019 academic year, students of the
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President of the Students Representative Council of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, Mr. Emmanuel Kumah has revealed that he spent about GHC 5,000 on his political campaign that saw him get a historic win in the 2018/2019 GIJ SRC elections. The manner at which tertiary students are able to fund their political campaigns for an
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In pursuant to Article 7 of the constitution of the Students front of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, President of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, Mr. Emmanuel Kumah has appointed Level 400 Journalism student, Lady Justica Anima Adjei as the Director of the Communication Bureau of the Students Representative Council. The communication bureau is responsible for
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Award-winning investigative journalist, Manasseh Azure Awuni, is set to establish an investigative journalism club at the Ghana Institute of Journalism. The move by Manasseh Azure is to train more investigative journalists to further the fight against corruption in the country. He made the announcement at the GIJ SRC handing over ceremony which came off yesterday
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Fancy Gadam’s ‘Total Cheat’ song has appeared in an examination question set for Level 200 Journalism students of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ). The Level 200 students were asked to examine a rap verse of the song and identify instances of misogyny as well as explain any three consequences of misogyny in rap music.
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The internet never sleeps…it’s forever. It’s memory lasts a lifetime. Pictures uploaded unto social media platforms, even when deleted, can be retrieved. We have dug and found some interesting throwback pictures featuring members of the newly elected executive body of the Students Representative Council of the Ghana Institute of Journalism. Not only do we look