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UCC Inaugurates Ultramodern OS-Easy Smart Classroom-IIOE Ghana National Centre

04 Aug, 2025 By DIS

A State-of-the-Art OS-Easy Smart Classroom has been inaugurated at the University of Cape Coast (UCC) to enhance teaching and learning through the use of Information Communication Technology.

The University has also been formally designated as the International Institute of Online Education (IIOE) Ghana National Centre. This reinforces UCC’s role as a national hub for teacher professional development and a catalyst for digital transformation in higher education.

These achievements result from a five-party partnership between the International Centre for Higher Education Innovation under the auspices of UNESCO (UNESCO-ICHEI), Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) from the People's Republic of China, University of Cape Coast (UCC), Institute for Educational Planning and Administration (IEPA) under the auspices of UNESCO and OS-EASY Group Holding Ltd.

The International Institute of Online Education is a global collaborative initiative to strengthen the teacher competency of Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) in developing countries and improve access to quality higher education resources. Initiated by UNESCO-ICHEI, together with its partner HEIs and Enterprises in Africa and Asia-Pacific countries, IIOE aims to enhance the capacity of partner HEIs.

In the context of the digital transformation of higher education in the country and West Africa, IIOE National Centre at UCC will leverage the networks and resources of IIOE, bridge UNESCO-ICHEI and the higher education community in Ghana, and create a supportive local higher education ecosystem contributing to realising Ghana's national development strategies.

While the Smart Classroom strengthens the University’s infrastructure capacity for delivering high-quality, technology-enhanced instruction, the IIOE Ghana National Centre reflects a broader institutional commitment to leading digital transformation in Ghanaian higher education.

Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, addressing the gathering

Inaugurating the OS-Easy Smart Classroom, valued at $ 85,000 and equipped with high-powered all-in-one desktop computers, accessories, smart board, and other robotics equipment, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, said the classroom had been designed to transform the pedagogical landscape.

While hailing UCC's commitment to innovation and excellence, he noted that the smart room would empower lecturers to expand their frontiers, blended- learning, and provide students with an immersive and interactive educational experience.

"It is a direct response to the evolving demands of modern education and a commitment to equipping our graduates with the skills needed for the 21st century," he added.

Prof. Boampong noted that UCC, as the IIOE National Centre, would serve as a hub for coordinating digital transformation initiatives, building the capacity of faculty, and fostering collaborative policy dialogue.

“This Centre will unlock a myriad of opportunities from capacity building for higher education professionals in critical ICT areas like cloud computing, big data, Artificial Intelligence, and 5G, to student scholarship programmes, exchange of information, and collaborative research,” he continued.

Group shot of participants

“Our role as a national hub for teacher professional development is now significantly enhanced, reinforcing our leadership in shaping the future of education in Ghana,” he added.

Speaking at the event, the Director-General of IEPA Prof. Michael Boakye-Yiadom, explained that the smart classroom platform was equipped with some online international programmes and also enabled the School to develop and upload national programmes for use.

With a mandate to serve the West Africa sub-region, Prof Boakye-Yiadom indicated that IEPA underscored the importance of virtual platforms, adding that the smart classroom would promote online learning.

“The world is moving towards a different direction, including AI and online, and we believe that is the way to go,” he said.

“Some of the postgraduate programmes and courses must go online because many of our students are practitioners who may not have the time to stay here for three good months to pursue those programmes,” he said.

For his part, a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Dr. Stephen Moore, underscored the need to invest in digital education, indicating that the best way to educate the youth today was by adopting digital tools.

Director-General of IEPA, Prof. Michael Boakye-Yiadom, at the smart classroom

He said that traditional educational systems were strained by demographic pressures and resource constraints, with Ghana still grappling with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic at various levels of education.

“Digital education promotes inclusive learning, eliminating physical barriers to education for people with disabilities,” he stated.

Dr. Moore, however, emphasised the need to eliminate all barriers to digital education, particularly the lack of internet access in many communities and the high cost of data.

He also sounded the alarm on cyber threats to educational systems and urged the University to prioritise cybersecurity.

The Technical Advisor to the Minister of Education, Prof. George K.T. Oduro, reiterated the ministry’s commitment to promoting educational technologies to enhance learning outcomes and promote equity.

He described the initiative as “very timely and relevant” to the ministry’s agenda, indicating that personalised learning was very critical in promoting creativity and critical thinking.

 

He entreated IEPA to strengthen the capacity of lecturers to use the facility effectively to the benefit of students, while urging lecturers to create an environment for students to exhibit creativity and critical thinking.

Dr. Stephen Moore at the smart board                                                                                                                                                                               

The Director of ICHEI, Madam Xiaohon Bi, highlighted the importance of a smart classroom to UCC’s digital infrastructure as it would serve as a practical space to advance teaching and learning, support capacity building for staff and aid innovative pedagogical practices.

“We believe that this facility will empower educators and students alike, serving as a reference for digital transformation across Ghana’s higher education sector,” she added.

 Also speaking at the event, UNESCO Representative to Ghana, Mr. Edmund Moukala, threw his weight behind the adoption of digital transformation but insisted that technology must respond to the needs of the people and take them out of poverty.

“As we have this smart school opened, we have to remember that there is no ground-breaking digital transformation if our people are still struggling with basic service needs such as access to potable water, food and health,” he concluded.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

VoTEC holds Fashion Show

01 Aug, 2025 By DIS

Final year students of the Department of Vocational and Technical Education (VoTEC) of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) have showcased their innovative designs at their annual fashion show.

The fashion show offered a hands-on platform for students to apply practical skills and display creativity, which is a key component of experiential learning in fashion and textiles. This underscored the role of TVET in national development, preparing the youth to enter the workforce as skilled artisans and entrepreneurs.

Led by the soulful melodies of the late legendary Daddy Lumba, models strutted down the runway in outfits that pushed boundaries.Each designer’s collection reflected the cohort’s artistic vision and technical expertise, drawing inspiration from themes like nature and cultural heritage.

This annual fashion show and exhibition not only fulfills academic requirements but also serves as a platform to ignite creativity and innovation among students. With a focus on encouraging budding designers to carve a niche for themselves, the event resonated with the spirit of originality.

A student modelling a bridal gown

Speaking at the event, an Associate Professor of Industrial and Organisational Psychology at UCC, Prof. Lebbaeus Asamani, underscored that the fashion show vividly demonstrated the students' mastery of competency-based training. While urging the young designers to leverage creative designs to promote Africa, he also commended them and asked them to build upon their work to improve the positive impact of the fashion industry in Ghana.The Head of Department of VoTEC, Dr. Manasseh E Komla Amu, said for over a decade, the event had been a celebration of the powerful intersection between fashion, culture and music.

He indicated that he was impressed with the combination of fabrics by the students, designs, and ultimately the creative exhibition of the students.

A student model in an African-inspired design

Fashion experts who attended the event described the VoTEC fashion show as one of the classic shows to be organised by the Department.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

 

UCC Kindergarten Ends Academic Year with Graduation Ceremony

01 Aug, 2025 By DIS

The University of Cape Coast Kindergarten has held a graduation ceremony, commemorating the end of the academic year.

Pupils who excelled in various disciplines within the academic year were also awarded, while hardworking staff were rewarded for their services.

The Headteacher of the School, Miss Linda Ayingura, said graduation ceremonies gave children a sense of accomplishment and assured parents that their children had received the needed foundation necessary for their academic development.

She emphasized that Early Childhood Education (ECE) plays a crucial role in laying the foundation for lifelong learning and development. While teachers are pivotal in delivering educational content and fostering a nurturing environment, the headteacher added that parents also play an essential role in complementing these efforts.

Pupils of the School treating guests to a choreography

She noted that parents could extend the educational process beyond the classroom by creating a conducive learning environment at home, citing the provision of resources such as books, educational games, and interactive activities that align with what is being taught in school.

Miss Ayingura encouraged the pupils to study hard so as to harness their potential.

She seized the opportunity and reminded the general public to take advantage of the coming academic year and enroll their wards at the School.

In her remarks, Dr. Mary Owusu Obimpeh, the Director, Directorate of Consular and General Services, who was the Guest Speaker, appealed to all stakeholders to ensure that children focus on their studies, particularly in the classroom.

 

Dr. Mary Owusu Obimpeh

She said the classroom is more than just a place of instruction. It is a foundation of opportunity, where minds are shaped, skills are developed, and dreams begin to take root.

“But for our children to truly benefit from what the classroom offers, teachers, parents, and must work together to keep them focused, motivated, and engaged,” Dr. Obimpeh noted.

She urged the graduating class, yet to enter Basic One, to keep up the hard work and stick to the moral values they have been taught at school to become responsible adults in the future.

The pupils were later presented with certificates and awards.

The cadet corps of the school on display

The pupils entertained the guests with nursery rhymes, cultural dances, choreography displays, and a sketch on a story about the Good Samaritan in the Bible.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

retirees

UCC holds Send-Off and Awards Ceremony for 2025 Retirees

31 Jul, 2025 By DIS

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has held a memorable send-off and long service awards ceremony in honour of 90 staff members retiring in 2025, for their unwavering dedication and decades of service to the University.

The ceremony recognised the invaluable contributions of staff who served between six and 42 years including 25 Senior Members, 18 Senior Staff, and 47 Junior Staff. 

Each retiree was awarded a citation and received varying items including fridges and freezers, television sets, living room furniture and gas burners depending on the length of service.

Senior member retirees 

Notable among the retirees were the Provost, College of Humanities and Legal Studies, Prof. Kwame Osei Kwarteng, Director of Internal Audit, Mr. Emmanuel P. Owusu and Director of Public Affairs, Major Kofi Baah-Bentum (rtd.)

Among the honourees, Mrs. Rita Aikins of the College of Distance Education and Mr. Robert Koomson of the Transport Section were singled out for special recognition, each having served the University for 42 years. They were additionally awarded tabletop refrigerators each by Kofi Essuman Enterprise in appreciation of their extraordinary dedication.

Longest serving staff, Mrs. Rita Aikins and Mr. Robert Koomson

Speaking at the event, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong expressed profound gratitude to the retirees, describing their service as foundational to UCC’s continued excellence.

Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong

“Your commitment has been instrumental in propelling UCC to remarkable heights, including our recent distinction as the number one university in Ghana and West Africa, and among the top 10 in Africa,” Prof. Boampong said.

He reaffirmed management’s commitment to staff welfare, announcing ongoing efforts towards establishing a UCC Provident Fund in collaboration with the Human Resource Directorate. He further encouraged staff unions to invest in the wellbeing of members to ensure fulfilling retirements.

Senior Staff retirees

The Director of Human Resource, Mr.  Isaac Adom-Konadu, praised the retirees for their resilience and adaptability through institutional transitions and challenges. He reminded them that though retired, they remain an integral part of the UCC community.

Director of Human Resource Mr. Isaac Adom-Konadu

Mr. Adom-Konadu also lauded the Welfare Section for consistently supporting retiring staff since the inception of the annual ceremony.

On behalf of the retirees, Mr. Emmanuel Owusu expressed heartfelt gratitude to the University for the honour bestowed upon them and the opportunity to serve in various capacities over the years. 

Outgoing Director of Internal Audit, Mr. Emmanuel Owusu speaking on behalf of the University

He assured the University of their continued support, stating that they were ready to offer assistance whenever called upon. Mr. Owusu also encouraged staff still in active service to remain dedicated and committed to their roles, stressing that “it is through such commitment that the University continues to thrive.”

Junior Staff retirees

Staff unions on campus including University of Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) ,Ghana Association of  University Administrators, Senior Staff Association, Teachers' and Education Workers Union and UCC Pensioners Association took turns to deliver solidarity messages at the function.

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

 

presentation of statutes

Statutes Review Committee submits draft to Management

31 Jul, 2025 By DIS

The Committee that was constituted to review the 2016 Statutes of the University of Cape Coast has presented its draft to the management of the University. 

The Committee, chaired by the immediate past Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ghartey Ampiah, was mandated to conduct a comprehensive review of the existing statutes to improve clarity, consistency, and address identified gaps. 

In his remarks, Prof. Ampiah noted that the committee engaged widely with various constituents of the University and consulted all relevant stakeholders to ensure the draft reflects a broad consensus within the academic community.

The Chairman and some members of the Statutes Review Committee with Management of UCC

Receiving the document on behalf of Management, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, commended the Committee for its dedication and thorough work.

He recalled that although the Committee had submitted an initial report in 2021, they were directed to undertake further consultations to strengthen the draft.

Prof. Boampong indicated the need for a corresponding review of the UCC Law to align with the proposed changes.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong presenting a copy of the draft statutes to the Registrar, Gideon Enoch Abeyquaye (Esq.)

“We need to revisit the UCC Law which was previously submitted to Parliament, to ensure legal backing for provisions in the new statutes that are not currently supported by the existing law,” he said.

The Vice-Chancellor, therefore, charged Prof. Ampiah and his team to initiate the process of reviewing the UCC Law for Council’s consideration and eventual submission to Parliament.

Present at the meeting were the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Denis Worlanyo Aheto; and the Registrar,  Gideon Enoch Abeyquaye (Esq.).

Some members of the Committee who were at the meeting included Prof. Peter K.T Grant, Prof. Samuel Bert Boadi-Kusi Dr. Jerry Ansah, Mr. Benjamin Mensah-Gorman; Mr. Christopher Aggrey and Mr. Daniel Yeboah Mensah

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

DPA Celebrates Outgoing Director, Major Kofi Baah-Bentum (rtd)

31 Jul, 2025 By DIS

The Directorate of Public Affairs (DPA) of the University of Cape Coast, has held a special send-off ceremony in honour of its outgoing Director, Major Kofi Baah-Bentum (rtd), to acknowledge his outstanding leadership and invaluable contributions to the University.

The event, marked by heartfelt messages and expressions of appreciation, was organised to celebrate Major Baah-Bentum’s dedicated and selfless service to the Directorate and the wider University community.

The Registrar, Mr. Gideon Enoch Abbeyquay (Esq.) praised Major Baah-Bentum (Rtd) for his dedicated service and remarkable contributions to the University over the past 13 years.

He acknowledged Major Baah-Bentum’s instrumental role in strengthening the relationship between the University and the media, fostering greater transparency and visibility.

Registrar of UCC, Gideon Enoch Abbeyquaye (Esq) speaking at the function

 Mr. Abbeyquaye also highlighted his efforts in deepening engagement with various publics of the University, enhancing the institution’s reputation and communication culture.

He expressed profound appreciation for Major Baah-Bentum’s professionalism, commitment, and legacy of impactful service.

Speaking on behalf of the Sectional Heads of the Directorate, Dr. Kwabena Antwi-Konadu commended the outgoing Director for his professionalism and the strong collaborative relationship he fostered with the leadership and staff of the Directorate. “Through his encouragement and guidance, all the heads have become accredited members of the Institute of Public Relations, Ghana—the professional body regulating public relations in the country,” he noted.

Dr. Kwabena Antwi-Konadu speaking at the programme

Dr. Antwi-Konadu added that although Major Baah-Bentum was leaving the University, his expertise and experience would continue to be sought after by the team.

A special documentary, produced by the Campus Broadcasting Services, chronicling Major Baah-Bentum’s tenure and achievements, was screened during the ceremony, drawing admiration and applause from attendees.

Major Kofi Baah-Bentum on the dance floor with the Director of Finance Mrs. Elizabeth Obese (left) and Director of Consular and General Services, Dr. (Mrs.) Mary Obimpeh(right).

The event was graced by several dignitaries including the Director of  Health Services, Dr. James Kojo Prah, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Education, Prof. Kankam Boadu;; Director of Finance, Mrs. Elizabeth Obese; Outgoing Director of Internal Audit, Mr. Emmanuel Owusu; Director of Human Resource, Mr. Isaac Adom-Konadu; Director, Directorate of Information Communication and Technology, Dr. John Edumadze; Director of Consular and General Services, Dr. (Mrs.) Mary Obimpeh and Director of Academic Affairs, Dr. Atta Yeboah-Sarpong.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

 

Bunyoro University task force engages in benchmarking at UCC

30 Jul, 2025 By DIS

A delegation from Uganda, tasked to oversee the realization of the first public university in the country’s Bunyoro region, has completed a day's benchmarking and familiarisation visit to the University of Cape Coast (UCC).

The six-member Bunyoro University Task Force, headed by Prof. Samuel Kyamanywa, was appointed by Ugandan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to visit top-ranked universities in Africa to have first-hand information about their academic programmes and adopt same for Bunyoro University.

Consequently, the Bunyoro University Task Force visited UCC management to learn best practices regarding UCC’s academic programmes.

Prof. Kyamanywa said he was appointed on June 7th, 2022, as Vice-Chancellor by the government per the Universities and other tertiary institutions Act 2001, as amended to Operationalise Bunyoro University to fulfil a long-standing aspiration of the Bunyoro people, dating back over 30 years. 

He explained that the university had been the long-awaited game changer to improve higher education for learners in the entire sub-region.

Prof. Samuel Kyamanywa (L) with the Pro VC of UCC, Prof. Denis Aheto

He was optimistic that the academic programmes offered by UCC would help the task force to introduce them in the long-awaited Bunyoro University.

For his part, the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Denis Aheto, receiving the delegation, expressed gratitude to the Ugandan government for choosing UCC for the benchmarking exercise.

He took the task force through the academic programmes offered at UCC that enriched the delegation’s understanding and determination to establish a distinctive public university in Bunyoro.

Prof. Aheto told the visiting delegation that UCC was ready to assist the task force with its wealth of academic experience and expertise.

Other members of the Ugandan delegation included Prof. Grace Bantebya (Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic Affairs), Dr. Steven Tusiime Assimue (University Secretary), Mr. Erisho Obella (Academic Registrar), Mrs. Deborah Apoya Owiri (University Bursar) and Mr. Ssemakwala Henry (Ministry of Education and Sports).

 

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

 

UCC Basic Schools Celebrates Academic Achievements of Pupils

30 Jul, 2025 By DIS

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) Basic School has hosted an Awards and Achievement Day event to honour the academic achievements of its pupils for the past academic year.

The event, themed "Celebrating Excellence and Inspiring the Future," brought together students, parents, and guardians to recognize the hard work and dedication of the young scholars.

Laced with various cultural performances, the celebration aimed at fostering creativity, cultural understanding, and meaningful social interactions, as well as providing an avenue for learners to exhibit their talents and build confidence, and rewarding students for their academic performance.

Some pupils performing the Apatampa Dance of the Fante people

Performances such as the Kete dance, dance drama, wood dance, drum language, poetry, and a drama on peace and unity were the highlights of the ceremony, which portrayed the various cultures of the country.

In an address, the headmistress of the school, Mrs. Georgina Aglobitse, commended the students for their academic performance, highlighting the importance of perseverance and commitment to education. She added that the celebration was not just about grades, but the effort, resilience, and growth that each of the pupils had shown through the academic year.

Headmistress of the school, Mrs. Georgina Aglobitse, presenting an award to a pupil

Mrs Aglobitse also made a call to action for students to continue striving for excellence as they move forward in their educational journeys. 

The headmistress used the occasion to congratulate the new prefects who were sworn in at the event and asked them to work hard to achieve their objectives as executives.

The newly elected Boys Prefect, Master Samuel Osei, expressed excitement at the opportunity given to them to serve the school and thanked the students for the confidence reposed in him.

The new student leaders (in front) with the outgone executives (behind)

He promised to live up to expectations and further encouraged the other contestants who lost to support the newly elected leaders to perform well for the good of the school.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

Lead by Example - New Student leaders Charged

30 Jul, 2025 By DIS

Newly elected student leaders of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) have been charged to see their elevation as a call to greater responsibility and lead by example in their service to the student body.

The Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Denis Aheto, who gave the advice, also called on them to demonstrate integrity, respect, commitment, and deliver results that reflect their capacity to lead the student body.

“Your behaviour sets the tone for our Council. Demonstrate integrity, respect, and commitment in all that you do, inspiring others to follow suit,” he said.

Prof. Aheto made the remarks during the Swearing-in and handover ceremony of the newly elected executives of the Students' Representative Council (SRC), Local NUGS, and the Graduate Students’ Association of Ghana (GRASAG) of UCC.

He advised the new executives to work as a team and not to act individually outside the targets and objectives.

Pro Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Denis Aheto

“Work together as a team, share ideas, brainstorm solutions, and support one another. Remember, great things are achieved through collaboration and creativity,” he said.  

Prof. Aheto used the occasion to congratulate the outgoing student leaders for their support, hard work, and dedication.

“The collaboration with management has resulted in bringing several initiatives all in the interest of our students’ welfare,” he noted.

The Director of Human Resource, Mr. Isaac Adom-Konadu, administered the oath of office.

The new SRC executives are Mr. Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim (President), Deborah Gyamfuah (Vice-President), De-graft Osei (Treasurer), Daniel Ayimadu Denteh (PRO), Jeminah Elorm Ahiabor (General Secretary), Jennifer Yawson (Coordinating Secretary), Lovia Bonsu Agyei (General Sports Secretary), and Rahinatu Tuunaa Alhassan (Women’s Commissioner).

Mr. Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim, SRC President, with the staff of authority

The GRASAG executives are Gideon Quansah (President), Francisca Himbuah (Vice-President), Emmanuel Adu Wilson (Treasurer), Ransford Yeboah (PRO), Valis Howe (Secretary), Moses Dapila (Financial Secretary), Hameed Seidu (Organising Secretary), and Esther Benson (Women’s Commissioner).

The Local NUGS President is Robert Opoku Donkor.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

D-Hub Launches Offline Learning Platform to Support Youth Entrepreneurship

30 Jul, 2025 By DIS

To strengthen entrepreneurial skills and widen access to business education, the Design Thinking and Innovation Hub (DHub) of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) has officially launched ‘DHub Learn’, an innovative offline, web-based learning application designed to support aspiring entrepreneurs and small business starters, especially in areas with limited internet access.

D-Hub Learn is designed to serve as a permanent training resource and a first point of contact for individuals seeking to develop business concepts and acquire entrepreneurial knowledge. The platform contains pre-recorded training videos and structured modules aimed at building the capacity of users in a self-paced, offline environment.

Speaking at the event, Dr. Mrs. Keren Naa Abeka Arthur, Director of D-Hub, expressed excitement about the launch and the opportunities the platform presents for individuals, especially students, who are interested in starting businesses. “DHub has been looking forward to getting a permanent place that will be the first point of contact, and I am happy we have been able to do this today,” she indicated.  Dr. Arthur also highlighted that D-Hub Learn will facilitate concept refinement.

Dr. Mrs. Keren Naa Abeka Arthur, Director of D-Hub

Ms. Gifty Anab, the African Director for the Community Development Network (CDN), a key partner in the project, echoed the sentiments of the director of D-Hub.  She explained that the vision of CDN aligns with that of D-Hub, particularly in making knowledge more accessible to all.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong, officially launched the D-Hub Learn application and commended the initiative as one that aligns strongly with the University’s vision of becoming a leader in entrepreneurial education.

“It stands as a testament to the course of ensuring UCC is an entrepreneurial university,” he said.

He revealed that over 87 business ideas have been developed within the university community and expressed optimism that D-Hub Learn will enhance and scale such achievements even further.

Prof. Boampong also took the opportunity to commend the D-Hub team for their innovation and dedication.

Vice-Chancellor of the UCC, Prof. Johnson Nyarko Boampong

“I commend the director and the team, as well as the former Pro VC, Prof. Rosemond Boohene, for the good work done,” he said.

The launch was also graced by the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Denis Worlanyo Aheto.

Source: Documentation and Information Section -UCC

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