More UTAG Drama as KNUST Lecturers are a no show on reported Resumption Date
On Tuesday February 22,2022, an official statement was released by the Deputy Registrar(Academic Affairs) of KNUST regarding the resumption of academic activities.
Per the statement, normal teaching and learning activities where scheduled to commence on Thursday February 24,2022.
The expectant students who were on campus on the day to resume studies where left with much disappointment as lecturers did not show up.
Apparently, the KNUST branch of UTAG are to undergo a voting process on Friday February 25,2022 regarding a decision to either accept or reject the general proposition on the temporary suspension of the strike.
Citizens Platform Demands Immediate Release of Constitutional Review Report 
Justice Revived Foundation commends Ghana Police and Cyber Security Authority for arrest of pastor involved in child abuse 
Human Rights Reporters Ghana Backs EU-Funded Asset Recovery Project, Says Dr. Wemakor 
ASEPA, Partners Launch EU-Funded Project to Promote Transparent Asset Recovery in West Africa 
Deputy Education Minister Urges Students to Sustain Excellence at Independence Day Awards Luncheon 
Eminence Lead International honours HRRG Executive Director Dr. Joseph Wemakor for Support to Farmers Care Programme 
Silenced Twice: Press Freedom and Disability Voices Under Threat in Africa