South Sudanese student Abel Ajak Geu, KNUST’s tallest at 213.3 cm, graduates in sonography and is inducted into Ghana’s Allied Health Professions Council.
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High Court injuncts University of Ghana from rolling out new residential policy
An Accra High Court has injuncted the University of Ghana from rolling out its new residential policy. The policy is targeted at all male students of the school
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GES directs SHS, basic schools to reopen on January 10; details drop
The Ghana Education Service (GES) says January 10 is the new reopening date for public Senior High Schools (SHS) across the country. Details have surfaced.
Public universities directed to refund 'illegal' fees charged students
The education ministry has said public universities that set their academic facility user fees above the approved 15% must refund the difference to students.
2021 WASSCE: Ghanaian from Osino-osiem with 7As gains admission into Legon; needs help
Peasah Jonathan, a struggling Ghanaian with 7As in the 2021 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), needs help to further his education.
Francisca Lamini: 2021 NSMQ star bags straight As in first exams at Harvard; wows peeps
Keta Senior High Technical School (Ketasco) alumna, Francisca Lamini, has obtained As in her first-year exams at Harvard College in the US. Peeps have reacted.
Gov’t steps in to resolve agitations over 'illegal' increases in academic fees at public universities
Dr Yaw Adutwum has tabled a meeting with the management of public universities on January 5, 2023 over the agitations stirred by upward review of academic fees.
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University of Ghana justifies 15% increment in academic user fees for students saying they are based on approvals by Parliament
Management of the University of Ghana has defended the 15% increment in academic user fees for 2022/2023 saying they were based on approvals by the parliament.
UG increases academic user fees by 15% for 2022/2023 academic year
The University of Ghana has announced that academic facility user fees for the 2022/2023 academic year have been increased by 15% of the 2019/2020 approved fees
Ghana’s University rankings: UG beats KNUST and UCC
The University of Ghana has emerged the country's topmost university with KNUST and the University of Cape Coast being ranked the second and third. Read more.
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