The centre of the intellectual showdown of the preliminary and one-eight stages is the Centre for National Culture (CNC), UCC Auditorium 900 and School of Graduate Studies (SGS) Auditorium where all participating schools will gather for the intellectual showdown.
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The event started with an exhibition, networking section, and a seminar which featured accomplished business personalities such as; Philip Oti- Mensah, (CEO of OmniBISC Bank), Rashida Saani, (Group CEO of J- ZAR Group), H. E AMB. Prof. Hugh K. Aryee (Vanuatu Trade Commissioner to Ghana), Jones Amegbor (CEO of Payinc Group) and Richard Abbey Junior (CEO of Xodus Communications Limited).
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The KOFSARP Collection is now available to the public, offering a variety of designs aimed at making both men and women feel confident and fashionable. The shop in Kokomlemle is open for business, and the clothing line is expected to appeal to a wide audience looking for unique yet wearable fashion.
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The Fetu Afahye is a cultural celebration by the people of Oguaa (Cape Coast), drawing locals and visitors from across the country and beyond
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“Presidents don’t promise and fail on their promises. For what has happened which has dire implications on the health of so many Ghanaians, I must say, the government and the President have disappointed Ghanaians,” he said.
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Chelsea officially announced her achievement on Saturday, September 7, as she proudly shared photos of her Guinness World Records plaque on Instagram
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The theme of the awards is “celebrating those who give back,” and the awards aim to spotlight those who have significantly contributed to charitable causes and social advancement.
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MTN has been actively involved in the Youth Empowerment Summit for the past 8 years. The platform enables MTN to engage with the youth in Northern Ghana and inspire their development. The summit is an annual initiative by the Martha Inspires Foundation, designed to mentor and guide Senior High School (SHS) and tertiary students to acquire the necessary behaviors and skills for a brighter future.
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“I had little problems with Kumawood people because I used to speak the Fante language and blend with English. I told them that in Kumasi, particular insults that are considered normal to the people cannot be applied to those in the Greater Accra and Coastal regions; there are big insults. So, I told them that the way we’re packaging insults and selling them to the world will affect us, so we should be careful. But they ignored,” he stated.
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“The absence of a national policy mandating the administration of HepB-BD further exacerbates the situation, leaving many babies at risk of perinatal transmission”, he stated.
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