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Dr Abubakari Sidick Ahmed, former Station Manager of Radio Univers
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Dr Abubakari Sidick Ahmed, former Radio Univers Station Manager, dies at 63

Dr Abubakari Sidick Ahmed, former Station Manager of Radio Univers, has passed away at the age of 63. Popularly known as Alhaji, he died on Monday, February 16, 2026. His death was confirmed by his widow, Naziha Alhassan. Speaking to Radio Univers, she said he passed away at about 10:15 a.m. at the University of Ghana Medical Centre, where he had been receiving treatment in recent days. He will be buried in accordance with Islamic traditions. A life devoted to campus broadcasting For more than three decades, Dr Ahmed dedicated his professional life to Radio Univers, the campus-based station of the University of Ghana. He began as a student volunteer reporter and steadily rose through the ranks — serving as Producer, Editor, and eventually Station Manager. He holds the distinction of being the longest-serving staff member in the station’s history. […]

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ISSER Urges Government to Treat Waste Management as an Economic Growth Strategy

Experts from the University of Ghana’s Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) are calling on government to redefine waste management as an engine for economic growth, rather than treating it solely as a public health challenge. In a new policy paper titled “The High Cost of Improper Waste Management and Poor Sanitation on Ghana’s Economy,” the ISSER team argues that effective sanitation systems could generate billions in economic value, create new employment opportunities, and improve environmental outcomes. According to the report, every US$1 invested in sanitation could yield up to US$5.50 in economic returns, based on data from the World Health Organization (WHO). The researchers estimate that if Ghana were to dedicate just 1% of its GDP — approximately US$883 million — to sanitation and waste management, the country could generate as much as US$4.86 billion in overall […]

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UG Retains No. 1 in Ghana, 2nd in West Africa

The University of Ghana has once again been ranked as the best university in Ghana and the second‑best in West Africa, reinforcing its dominance as the country’s premier academic institution. What We Found In the 2023 CWUR Global 2000 rankings, the University of Ghana scored 69.1, securing first place in Ghana and ranking second across West Africa—just behind the University of Ibadan, which scored 69.5. This ranking placed UG in the top 6.1% of global universities. The 2024 Times Higher Education Sub‑Saharan Africa Rankings reaffirmed its dominance: UG ranked first in West Africa and fifth across the continent, with an overall score of 74.3 based on pillars like ethical leadership, student engagement, and research impact. In line with its 75th-anniversary celebrations, Vice‑Chancellor Prof. Nana Aba Appiah Amfo attributed the achievements to the collective dedication of staff, faculty, and students, highlighting UG’s […]

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University of Ghana Suspends Senior Lecturer for Sexual Harassment

The University of Ghana has suspended Dr. Sampson Obed Appiah, a senior lecturer in the Sociology Department, for two semesters due to allegations of sexual harassment. The suspension, announced in a notice signed by the University’s Registrar, Mrs. Emelia Agyei-Mensah, was issued following an investigation into his misconduct.The lecturer was found to have violated Section 1.1(A) of the Sexual Harassment and Misconduct Policy and Section 10.0 of the Code of Conduct for Academic Staff. In addition to the suspension, Dr. Appiah is required to issue a formal written apology to the complainant and is barred from applying for a promotion for one year after his suspension ends. Furthermore, he must undergo training on sexual harassment and misconduct conducted by the university’s Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee.The University also reminded its community members to adhere to regulations and uphold the expected standards of […]

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John Dumelo Offers Free Transport to University of Ghana Students for Christmas.

John Dumelo, the Member of Parliament-elect for Ayawaso West Wuogon, has announced free transportation for University of Ghana students traveling home for the Christmas holidays. The initiative, titled “Travel Home with John Dumelo,” will provide buses departing from Volta Hall Car Park on December 21, 2024, to destinations including Kumasi, Ho, Cape Coast, and Takoradi.The gesture follows Dumelo's victory in the December 7 parliamentary elections, where he unseated Lydia Alhassan of the NPP with a margin of 2,200 votes. Known for his close engagement with students, Dumelo’s efforts, including addressing accommodation issues and donating laptops, have earned him significant support among the university community.The move has been widely praised as a thoughtful and timely gesture ahead of the festive season.

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Breaking Barriers: Meet Ghana’s First Female PhD in Mathematics.

Dr. Gloria Agyeiwaa Antwi Botchway has made history as the first woman to earn a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Ghana, overcoming significant personal and societal challenges.Born in Akaa Buem in the Oti Region, Dr. Botchway's childhood was marked by financial struggles, frequent relocations, and a lack of resources. Despite these hardships, she developed a passion for Mathematics and a determination to succeed. From hawking goods at seven to helping care for her siblings, her resilience defined her early years.Her academic journey began with business studies at Accra Girls Senior High School, but her talent for Mathematics, encouraged by a teacher, set her on a new path. At the University of Ghana, she pursued her passion, inspired by mentors like Prof. Elsie Kaufmann, and transitioned into Mathematics despite initial discouragement from some quarters.Balancing her education with family life, […]

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NPP Youth Organizer Apologizes for Defamation Against Gyampo.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Youth Organizer recently issued a public apology to Professor Ransford Gyampo, a senior lecturer at the University of Ghana, for previously making defamatory remarks about him. The Youth Organizer's statements were found to be unsubstantiated, and the apology aims to address any harm caused to Professor Gyampo’s reputation.This public apology highlights an effort within Ghanaian political circles to promote accountability and civility in discourse. The organizer expressed regret for any distress caused, and Professor Gyampo has reportedly acknowledged the apology, which could help mend relationships and foster a respectful political environment.

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