In his forward entitled England and Wales: The Jurisdiction of Choice, The Rt Hon. Jack Straw MP, a former Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor noted that a whopping 80% of cases in UK’s specialized Commercial Courts involved a foreign claimant (plaintiff) or defendant and that, “....
The Governing Council of the Tamale Technical University (TaTU) has appointed Professor Abass Braimah as the first Vice Chancellor since the institution attained its university status. Prof Braimah’s appointment, which took effect from July 1, 2020, will see him serve a four-year term.
In addition to that, the Council also...
There is growing uncertainty surrounding tertiary institutions on the admission of freshmen and women for the 2020 academic calendar, following the outbreak of COVID-19 that has led to a shutdown of schools in the country.
Also, due to rapid spread of the virus in the country, most institutions are scared...
BY KOFI BOATENG
Getting the right information to a reader or consumer of books is of much essence. In view of this, books are supposed to disseminate the right information, and should be devoid of ambiguity so as not to create confusion in the minds of readers. Often, some books...
Ghana’s leading software training school, Codetrain is opening its doors to everyone all around the world. In keeping with the fast-evolving nature of education delivery, Codetrain now offers a completely virtual program open to applicants the world over. Finally, anybody anywhere can access the Codetrain experience.
The tech start-try up...
MTN has waived charges on the official programme website of the COVID-19 Recovery and Resilience (CoRe) programme, www.core.com.gh. This means users of the website will not pay any data charges while browsing all aspects of the platform.
The COVID-19 Recovery and Resilience (CoRe) programme was launched recently, and is an...
Will COVID-19 finally trigger a long-overdue technological disruption of higher education? Throughout the world, sudden mid-semester lockdowns aimed at combating the pandemic forced universities to switch to distance learning almost overnight. But while this rapid transition has been tough for faculty and students alike, some good might yet come...
Green business accelerator, the Ghana Climate Innovation Centre (GCIC) which supports local small and medium enterprises to successfully commercialise and scale innovative business solutions, graduated 29 people from its Cohort Five at its Accra Office last week.
It brings the total number of incubated businesses to 112 since the inception...
A team of students from Regent University College of Science and Technology have emerged 2nd runners-up in the third edition of the Presidential Pitch Competition, and have been awarded seed capital of GH¢50,000.
The Presidential Pitch is a business idea competition designed and organised by the Ministry of Business Development...