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University of Ghana, Legon has indefinitely postponed the resumption date of its 2026/2027 Academic Year due to the ongoing strike action by the Ghana Association of University Administratorsโ๏ธ๐
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Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has directed all public universities to begin the 2026/2027 academic year effective Friday, 16 October 2026โ๐
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I would confidently bet that former KNUST Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Rita Akosua Dickson, has taken more photos with students than anyone would expect. Her accessibility and genuine connection with students made such moments a defining part of her leadership.
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@Official_PSGH@gpsa_knust@kwDrGreg Attention: The KNUST Library Mall will join the Prempeh II Library in operating 24 hours daily from 29th June to 10th July 2026. This extended service is designed to support your studies and provide a conducive learning environment throughout the mid-semester examination period.
@gpsa_knust Attention : The KNUST Library Mall will join the Prempeh II Library in operating 24 hours daily from 29th June to 10th July 2026. This extended service is designed to support your studies and provide a conducive learning environment throughout the mid-semester examination period.
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On tech barriers, Dr. Dwapanyin stressed: โThe challenge is not necessarily the science or even the cost. The biggest barrier is bureaucracy and politics.โ As a solution, he advocated for local African manufacturing of lasers and spectrometers to cut import dependence.
KNUST University Librarian Dr. Bruce Lamptey emphasized science's role in development: โTodayโs gathering reminds us that science is... about finding solutions to the challenges facing our communities, our nation, and the world.โ
Dr. Dwapanyin noted that global libraries are increasingly aware of these handling risks: โSome of these books contain pigments with arsenic... If you are constantly handling them without protection, it can become dangerous over time.โ
SCIENCE FRIDAY RECAP: Dr. George O. Dwapanyin warns that certain old books contain toxic arsenic, posing health risks to librarians & researchers handling them. handles them.thers who handle them regularly.ndividuals who frequently handle them.
The management and staff of the KNUST Library extend heartfelt congratulations to Professor Christian Agyare on his well-deserved appointment. As a center of knowledge and research, the library looks forward to working closely with the new Vice-Chancellor