As usual, African Union Hall popularly known as Pentagon raised higher the standards in terms of Hall week celebrations when it hit campus with the biggest Hall week so far in the Academic Year.  Inside Pentagon early morning The ‘Debees’ and ‘Wannabees’ were in session and the cars – as characteristic of Pent were… Read More »
Governments of advanced countries hate each other. The ugly truth be told, even the closest allies have enmity towards each other. Why? Because they each possess resources that the other does not. And regardless how diplomatically close two nations may be, one cannot simply act as a Father Christmas to the other. No one nation… Read More »
Francis Asante ’11: developing software for the world’s leading cloud infrastructure platform As a student at Ashesi, Francis Asante ‘11 was not only fascinated by computer programming, but he was also convinced he wanted to pursue a career in the industry. So as a student he divided his time between school work and developing himself… Read More »
How To Fill University of Cape Coast UCC Admission Forms Find below easy steps to apply for UCC 2017 admissions using the UCC Portal Click on “Apply Now” on thehomepage 2. Select the Application Type (e.g.: Post WASSCE First Degree, Regular Graduate Studies, etc.) 3. Supply your card information and ensure you keep the card… Read More »
At the period of lackluster and drab Mount Tambora volcanic winter of 1816, one of the world’s greatest fiction stories was penned by Mary Shelly. This will turn out to become her literary masterpiece; Frankenstein. By a long shot, few other sci-fi novels have had the tendency to invent such an eerie influence in articulating people’s… Read More »
“The Prosecution Of Public Policy and Our Exercise of responsibility in public office not be myopically contained by that which is only legal but even more, that is which is sound in politia (political wisdom)” and that is why the recent raise in the salary of article 71 office holders pay raise is legal but… Read More »
Mahama Water “Floods” University of Ghana Campus It’s like a ritual, a norm or like a custom that is performed every four years. It’s normally a concurrent event to the presidential and parliamentary elections of Ghana. It is so predictable and one can easily and most accurately guess the ritual date for the next festive… Read More »
Dear Diana Voski, OF THE SRC’S INEPTITUDE, INCOMPETENCE AND APPARENT DISINTEREST AND INDIFFERENCE TOWARDS THE MANY PROBLEMS AFFECTING AND FACING STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA. I write to you this, angry and sad. I know you may not be expecting this, but take a few minutes off your busy schedule and digest this. Yesterday,… Read More »
A CRY FROM ABOVE – Asante Louis [12:09 NOON] It was raining, but the trade winds came and swept away my might. The skies split thunderously like a roaring lion. I peeped through the window and I was given an instantaneous “selfie” by the flashy lights of the heavens. I wish I had words to… Read More »
A few days ago, an African-American friend of mine on exchange at the University of Ghana told me about racial abuse he had suffered on campus at the hand of another exchange student. The lady in question, a white student of anthropology, also on exchange from the University of Vermont, spat on him and repeatedly… Read More »