K. Effah
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Top 10 'useless' degrees that people acquire
For roughly 50 fields, we calculated how much more money a graduate degree would bring and the difference in unemployment rates for those with a post-college de
Ghanaian men are afraid to propose to us - Military women cry out
When we took the hard decision to defend and serve mother Ghana we never anticipated that it was going to cost us an opportunity to find our life partners,” one
Jospong justifies GHC258 price for dustbin
On the face of the evidence, we deem the publication in question by the Joy FM and Manaseh Azuri Awuni as malicious and calculated to tarnish the hard-won reput
Boniface Mensah, KNUST's best medical student for 2017
Dr. Boniface Mensah is a past student of Opoku Ware SHS in Kumasi. He is expected to perform his housemanship at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital. KNUST
President Akufo Addo appoints Togbe Afede as NIB board chairman
ogbe Afede who is also the immediate past board chairman of the same institution during the John Mahama led National Democratic Congress administration is belie
It's illegal for doctorate degree holders to use the title ‘Dr’ – NAB warns
NAB was currently working with the Ministry of Education to enact a law “before the end of the year” to enable the prosecution of institutions behind the award
Prempeh College are winners of 2017 National Science & Maths Quiz
One hundred and eight (108) schools began but only three remain as a triangle of schools from the Ashanti, Central and Volta Regions, square it off at the Natio
2017 NSMQ: Full list of schools to have secured qualification into semi-finals
The nine remaining schools will be split into three groups, with the winner of each group automatically progressing into the final. Who wins the ultimate in thi
Don’t credit Tetteh Quarshie with first cocoa pods to Ghana - Historian
Available records indicate that Dutch missionaries planted cocoa in the coastal areas of the then Gold Coast as early as 1815, whilst in 1857 Basel missionaries
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