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University of Ghana suspends 14 students for misconduct, sanctions close to 100 others for exam malpractices
The University of Ghana suspended 14 students for two academic years for disorderly conduct following investigations by its Disciplinary Committee.
University teacher unions threaten strike over unpaid book and research allowance
Three major university teacher unions, UTAG, TUTAG and CETAG, have issued a strike warning over delayed book and research allowances, demanding urgent payment.
Agaaya Adongo: Ghanaian lawyer becomes Ghana’s first LL.M. grad at Yale Law School since 1987
Agaaya Adongo has become the first Ghanaian in nearly 40 years to earn an LLM from Yale Law School, inspired by Justice Samuel Date-Bah's legacy.
President Mahama appoints Prof Lord Mensah and Prof Seidu Alidu to top government positions
President Mahama has appointed UG professors, Lord Mensah and Seidu Alidu, to head the Local Government Service and Water Resources Commission, respectively.
Phyllis Marfoa Ayeh: GIMPA law school elects first female president
Phyllis Marfoa Ayeh has made history as the first female president of the GIMPA Law School, celebrating her groundbreaking win and inspiring women in leadership.
Level 100 students to no longer receive direct refund under no-fee stress policy
Deputy Education Minister Dr Clement Apaak disclosed that first-year university students will not receive direct refunds under the government’s no-fee stress policy.
University of Ghana courses, fees, cut off points and admission requirements
Knowing the University of Ghana courses and fees for each course is vital if you intend to join the institution. Read on to find out all the details you need.
University of Ghana Medical School fees and admission requirements
The University of Ghana Medical School is one of the best medical institutions in Ghana and Africa. Read on to find out about the cost of study and more.
"Only successful entrepreneurs should teach at the universities": Richard Nii Armah Quaye
The founder and board chairman of Bills Microcredit, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has called for a more practical approach to teaching at Ghanaian universities.
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