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2013-05-23

[N] Ghana Beyond The Supreme Court
[N] Ghana To Use UK Technology For Street Naming
[N] Polling stations are not identified by serial numbers - General mosquito
[N] Avoidable Stampede, Deaths For Anointing Water
[N] President Urges GCB To Support Start-up Businesses

2013-05-22

[N] NDC Shot Down
[N] Ghana loses 140 million cedis to disasters annually
[N] Court Throws Out Mort City, Others
[N] Gov't pharmacists vow to continue strike
[N] No Witness For Woyome

2013-05-21

[N] Anglican Bishop of Accra lauds tolerance of Ga chiefs
[N] Government to reconstruct markets across the country
[N] Gov't Squeezes CSIR
[N] NGGL's Ahafo Mine helping to develop Afrisipa - Chief
[N] Government to investigate latest Kumasi killing - Ayariga
[N] Worakese Chiefs: Government paid us 27 million for lands acquired
[N] 10,000 smallholder farmers to benefit from PGHGSF project
[N] NADMO cautions residents of flood-prone areas

2013-05-20

[N] Work Now Starts At Permanent Site Of Volta Varsity
[N] Stop Twisting Facts About Supreme Court Case … JJ Warns Media Personnel
[N] Solar Power Is A Major Saviour To Ghana’s Energy Requirements
[N] Queenmother Cries Over Galamsey
[N] Minority Leader Fires Woyome
[N] 13 yr old forced into marriage to replace her elder sister
[N] Ghana losing millions every month through questionable contracts at GYEEDA
[N] Otumfuo Condemns Politicization Ghanaian Society  
[N] EU, US Reject Ghanaian Exports – Due To Non-Compliance With Standards
[N] Prez Mahama orders investigations into 'abnormal' fires
[N] Government to roll out measures to improve revenue mobilization
[N] NDC Demands Suspension Of KPMG Audit

2013-05-19

[N] Ekumfi District benefits from GH¢1.2 million pineapple growing project
[N] Kweku Baako, Inusah Fuseini disagree over which party is bad loser
[N] LILIMED holds post-surgery clinic for cured lepers
[N] Microsoft holds NGOs Connection Day in Accra
[N] CEO of DVLA tasks staff to ensure quality service delivery
[N] Police arrests soldier for slapping Community Police woman  
[N] Retrenched GPHA workers petition President over unpaid gratuity
[N] Ashaiman Police Command arrests land guards and crime suspects
[N] God has chosen Ghana as a model for Africa - Rev Prof Agbozo
[N] Ghana loosing exports to EU and US
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General News

[ 2012-04-30 ]

Gov't asked to develop policy for funding tertiary education
The President of Regent University College of
Science and Technology, Reverend Professor
Emmanuel Larbi has called on government to develop
a comprehensive approach towards the funding of
tertiary education in the country.

He suggested the widening of existing scholarship
schemes to allow the admission of many poor and
deprived people to access tertiary education.

The Rev. Prof. Larbi said this at the 5th
graduation of the Regent University College of
Science and Technology in Accra.

Professor Larbi said many students are forced to
drop out of University due to what he called
financial stress.

He announced the introduction of Bachelor of
Science program in Statistics, Masters of
Philosophy in Statistics and Doctorate in Business
Administration at the start of the next academic
year.

400 students graduated with various degrees.

Professor Francis Owusu-Afram who represented the
Vice Chancellor of the KNUST commended the College
for complementing the country’s human resource
needs.

The overall best student award was presented to
Mary Abena Serwaa Sackey.

Source - Joy News Television



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