Tertiary education institution in Ghana that hosts graduation ceremonies, delivers community health screenings, and engages students in career development programs.
Dean at Academic City University College, Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, has criticised a growing tendency within Black communities where individuals, after breaking barriers, make it harder for others to rise. …
Dean of Business Administration and Communications Arts at Academic City University College, Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, has opened up about a deeply painful childhood marked by political persecution, poverty, and early responsibility, revealing how those experiences shaped his …
Dean at Academic City University College, Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, has raised concerns about Ghana’s current education assessment structure, describing the widely used “40% continuous assessment, 60% final examinations” model as a questionable approach to measuring true learn …
… The writer is the Public Relations Manager, Academic City University and Citizen of Gomoa Central The post Kwame Asare Obeng (A-Plus): Could he be the Messiah Gomoa Central has been waiting for? …
… KNUST, Asheshi, University of Ghana, and Academic City should formalise research pipelines connecting students directly to organisations like MinoHealth and Farmerline, and retrain teachers in AI pedagogy.For the private sector: co-fund dataset creation and data labelling program …
The Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Academic City University, Dr Lucy Agyepong, has been honoured with the Excellence in Education Award at the 2026 Ghana Women of the Year Honours, in recognition of her outstanding contribution to higher education, institutional …
The Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Academic City University, Dr Lucy Agyepong, has been honoured with the Excellence in Education Award at the 2026 Ghana Women of the Year Honours. …
Absa Bank Ghana’s Finance team has engaged students at Academic City University College in a career panel discussion under the bank’s Ready to Work citizenship programme. …
… ded in supportive mentorship, one that restores dignity to the profession and re-engages the intellectual and emotional commitment of those shaping the nation’s future. ****** The writer, Margery Mama Akua Tawiah Andah, is a BBA Human Resource Management, Academic City University …
Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, Dean at Academic City University College, has criticised a tendency where Black individuals who break barriers later make it harder for others to advance, citing his experience in the United States where some Black friends withdrew support after he was elected president of a Ghana association.
Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, Dean at Academic City University College, has criticised a tendency where Black individuals who break barriers later make it harder for others to advance, citing his experience in the United States where some Black friends withdrew support after he was elected president of a Ghana association.
Dean of Business Administration at Academic City University College, Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, opened up about witnessing his father's arrest and brutal treatment by soldiers for criticizing a military regime in his childhood. He said the experience of poverty, political persecution, and early responsibility shaped his journey to becoming a professor and later prompted him to return to his village to heal from the trauma.
Professor Enoch Opoku Antwi, Dean at Academic City University College, has criticized Ghana's education assessment structure of 40% continuous assessment and 60% final examinations, arguing it rewards memorization over understanding and places students at risk if illness or emergencies occur on exam day. He contrasts this with advanced education systems where continuous assessment carries greater weight and reflects discipline and work habits.
Kwame Asare Obeng (A-Plus) was elected as Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central in the 2024 general election as an independent candidate, an outcome viewed as a major political upset. Barely two years into his tenure, he is pursuing a development-oriented agenda focused on infrastructure, education, industrialisation, tourism and grassroots engagement.
On 24 April 2026, Ghana's government launched the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy and Roadmap (2025–2035) to harness AI, drive the digital economy, and position Ghana as a leading digital innovation hub in Africa. The strategy projects AI will contribute 500 billion cedis to GDP by 2035, with one-hundred and fifteen companies already working on AI innovation in Ghana as of 2024.
Dr Lucy Agyepong, Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Academic City University, has been honoured with the Excellence in Education Award at the 2026 Ghana Women of the Year Honours in recognition of her outstanding contribution to higher education, institutional development and youth empowerment. She was among twelve distinguished women honoured across various sectors including governance, public service, business, humanitarian work, creative arts and entrepreneurship.
Dr Lucy Agyepong, Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Academic City University, has been honoured with the Excellence in Education Award at the 2026 Ghana Women of the Year Honours in recognition of her contributions to higher education, institutional development and youth empowerment. Agyepong was among twelve distinguished women honoured across various sectors.
At Academic City University's 5th graduation ceremony in Accra, the General Manager of City FM and Channel 1 TV urged graduates to pursue hard work before visibility, emphasizing the importance of working diligently even when unseen rather than prioritizing image and public recognition.
Absa Bank Ghana's Finance team engaged Academic City University College students in a career panel discussion under its Ready to Work programme, focusing on career planning, financial discipline, budgeting, and responsible money management as students prepare for the workforce.
A place-based study in the Ga-East Education District reveals a "Tired Educator" phenomenon among basic school teachers who remain physically present but emotionally detached, viewing quiet quitting as a psychological coping mechanism to unsustainable work demands and limited institutional support rather than simple laziness.
Absa Bank Ghana's Finance team held a career panel discussion with students at Academic City University College under its Ready to Work programme, focusing on career development, financial planning, budgeting, and preparing for entry into the workforce.
Academic City University held a free health screening for over 120 community residents during its Annual Health Week, offering services including HIV/AIDS testing, malaria and typhoid screening, diabetes and hypertension checks, and dental and eye examinations, supported by multiple health and municipal partners.