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My Brothers and Sisters, colleagues Young Democrats and partners in crime, I strongly believe the Electoral Commission of Ghana certainly want to play with we the ordinary Ghanaians health. In this  global pandemic of Covid-19, the EC still wants to proceed with its desire to produce a new voter registration simply because she's been instructed to do so, irrespective of the  consequences. If I may ask, what does it profit a nation to compile a new voters register and visit Covid-19 on its entire population?  Has someone considered the social, political and  economic cost implications of having to deal with millions of Ghanaians in isolation centres as covid patients waiting for the nonexistent treatment? And by the way, what exactly is wrong with the current register for which reason this level of risk is being contemplated? There is something that I am not getting with the intransigence of this electoral Commission Chairperson. My heart bleeds as to why she is risking our lives fo

The world for the past few months has been battling with unknown disease called coronavirus(covid-19). This disease has spread globally, Ghana is among other African countries which has also faced this pandemic. This made the president of the republic of Ghana H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo to suspend all social gatherings and to also close all public and private institutions, these institutions includes all universities in the country.Due to this lockdown of all tertiary institutions in Ghana, the various Heads of all universities in the country met to see the way forward on how to help students and lecturers to facilitate teaching and learning, by so doing theyagreed and develop a software to enhance academic excellence. All universities therefore introduce E-learning (LMS) to all tertiary students in Ghana. The LMS introduced was a very good decision taken by management however, management should consider the merits and demerits of this LMS. Management should therefore c

The students body of our noble institution would be heading to polls to once again vote and elect their students leaders who would be staring the affairs of the students for the next academic year. The saying is very true, when red leaves fall,  it gives chance to the green ones to emerge.  It's a constitutional mandate to conduct elections at the end of every administration's tenure.  Conducting of this elections is not what my thoughts are about to tackle,  but the way in which the elections are conducted is what is causing a grave concern to me. In fact,  there's no gain saying that the unhealthy practices  where by candidates vying for various portfolios are voted for not based on merits but rather based on other factors is a phenomenon which has led to the abysmal performance of our various representatives at the national level and even narrowing it down to students politics on our various tertiary institutions and ours is not an exception. I have noted wit

The premises of University of education Winneba -Kumasi campus have been invaded with banners and flyers on both sides of the school compound, the banners and posters have either been nailed against a tree or wall or have been placed on walls, mirrors and walking paths. The case of Kumasi is even worst when you see some students placing their posters on bowls and books of students. This is the second semester of the academic year which also doubles as an election year for various educational institution to take over from outgoing leaders, even though the ban on campaigning have not been lifted yet but most students have started informal campaigns thereby meeting and talking to students. In COLTEK campus you can see that all persons who have interest for various leadership positions are busing welcoming students back to campus on their banners and posters I talked about. Some write their names only, others write their names and classes, others even go the extend of writing their

There were an interesting display of talent at the 26th Ghana Universities Sports Association ((GUSA)) games  currently ongoing at the University of Ghana, Legon with the University of Education, Winneba's William Amponsah setting a new record of 14.19 in men's 5000 meters race. Many sports connoisseurs believing that the new  record would inspire improved performances in the other yet to held events. The following are update from day 4 of the ongoing GUSA games :  Day 4 Wednesday 8th January, 2020  Soccer Men UCC 4 vs GIMPA 0 UEW 5 vs UHAS 0 KNUST 5 vs GIJ 1  Basketball Men UDS 47 vs UEW 74 UENR 64 vs GIJ 28 UMaT 72 vs GIMPA 48  Handball Men  UENR 4 vs UG 49  Beach Volleyball Women  UPSA 1 vs UEW 2  Volleyball Men UPSA 0 vs UG 3  Athletics*  100 Meters Heat 1 Women 1. UCC 2. UDS 3. UG 4. UEW 5. UPSA 6 GIJ 7. GIMPA  100 Meters Hurdles Women 1. UDS 2. UEW 3. KNUST 4. UCC 5. KNUST 6. UEW

Nigerian lady sent home from work in US for wearing hijab  A Nigerian employee working in Texas, USA, was asked to leave because she was wearing a hijab. . Folake Adebola, 22, revealed that she felt “disrespected” when her manager and her co-workers at the Chicken Express restaurant in Fort Worth, Texas, asked her to take off the hijab. She revealed she converted to Islam in August and was hired by Chicken Express in October. She said she told her co-workers she would start wearing a hijab soon. . . But when she started wearing it on Monday, she said, she was not welcomed by her co-workers. See her tweet below 

Applications are invited from qualified applicants for admission into the following programmes at the University of Education, Winneba for the 2020/2021 academic year. NOTE: Current final year students who are yet to write their final exams may also apply as “AWAITING RESULT” WINNEBA CAMPUS FACULTY OF EDUCATIONAL STUDIES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS FACULTY OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES EDUCATION & COMMUNICATION FACULTY OF SCIENCE EDUCATION FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES EDUCATION KUMASI CAMPUS FACULTY OF BUSINESS EDUCATION FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCES FACULTY OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FACULTY OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION MAMPONG CAMPUS FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE EDUCATION FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND GENERAL STUDIES AJUMAKO CAMPUS FACULTY OF GHANAIAN LANGUAGES EDUCATION MINIMUM ENTRY REQUIREMENTS These requirements are to be met in addition to the other programme-specific requirements BACHELOR PROGRAMMES