As part of efforts aimed at achieving the University’s vision of becoming a global centre of excellence in science and technology in promoting the socio-economic development of Africa, the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has launched the Nigerian Chapters of its alumni association in Lagos and Port Harcourt. The Lagos Chapter/family launch… Read More »
Adjoa Anaku Lartey De-heer is her name and she is the brain and skill behind the big brand “AJ Collections”, from Adonten Senior High School at Aburi to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) offering BSc Publishing in her third year. The “AJ” in “AJ Collections” is an initial from her name “A.d.J.o.a”.… Read More »
Watsuptek is a leading online platform for Tertiary students in Ghana. “WatsUp- Tertiary (Tek)” We bring you up to speed with what’s happening on all campuses: news, events, entertainment, sports and more. We also publish thought-provoking, educative, fun-to-read, mind challenging articles, research, stories and podcast that would make life on campus worthwhile. Be entertained, informed,… Read More »
The Energy Centre (TEC), a technical centre in the College of Engineering (CoE), Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been awarded an 8.5 million Krone, which is approximately $1.1 million dollars as funding for projects. The Centre received the funds from the Norwegian government under its collaboration for education and research in… Read More »
Adjoa Anaku Lartey De-heer is her name and she is the brain and skill behind the big brand “AJ Collections”, from Adonten Senior High School at Aburi to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) offering BSc Publishing in her third year. The “AJ” in “AJ Collections” is an initial from her name “A.d.J.o.a”.… Read More »
The startup euphoria is everywhere, even in the remotest regions of this world. Perhaps this can be attributed to the sense of ownership that comes with owning a startup, or the sense of belonging that comes with being able to call something your own. Maybe it’s the over emphasis on entrepreneurship as the bedrock of… Read More »
The Energy Centre (TEC), a technical centre in the College of Engineering (CoE), Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been awarded an 8.5 million Krone, which is approximately $1.1 million dollars as funding for projects. The Centre received the funds from the Norwegian government under its collaboration for education and research in… Read More »
Basic schools in the communities around Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, have received educational materials from the defunct KNUST Bookshop. The donation included one thousand six hundred (1,600) books comprising science, mathematics and English books, pencils and boxes of chalk. The event took place on 29th July 2015 at the Procurement Conference Room… Read More »
College students may be more attached to their smartphones than previously thought. In a recent Gallup poll, smartphone users were asked whether they could imagine life without their phones. From the 18- to 29-year-old category, 51% said they couldn’t. This is 5% higher than all the smartphone users surveyed as a whole. Lindsey Miller,… Read More »
Opening with a panel discussion and fireside chat on African startups and impact investments, the rest of the discussion centered on how more emphasis is being placed on impact investments worldwide. Guests on the panel were Steve Case, Jean Case (of Case Foundation), and Eric Osiakwan. Ghana has been a sweet spot for similar startup… Read More »