Ghana is set to launch its first-ever National Junior High School Science and Maths Quiz in December 2025, marking a major expansion of STEM education at the basic school level. The competition—scheduled for 1st to 6th December 2025—will bring together regional champions from across the country for a national showdown designed to nurture young scientific talent.
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KNUST Receives 50 Laptops from SIC Insurance PLC
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has received 50 laptops from SIC Insurance PLC as part of the company’s One Needy Student, One Laptop (SONSOL) initiative.
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II Observes Fourth Akwasidae Festival of 2025 at Manhyia Palace
“The enduring relevance of the Akwasidae Festival reflects the strength and continuity of Asante culture,” remarked one traditional authority.
KNUST Study Suggests Parasitic Worm Infections May Reduce COVID-19 Severity
“Our study shows that in areas where parasitic infections are common, the immune system might behave differently—possibly reducing the impact of viruses like COVID-19.” — Prof Alexander Yaw Debrah
KNUST Workers Declare Indefinite Strike Over Council Dispute
“We cannot sit idle while decisions are taken over our heads. The strike will continue until justice is served.” – Charles Arthur, TEWU-GH Chairman
British High Commissioner Visits KNUST, Praises Partnership Successes
“Our partnership with KNUST continues to inspire innovation and progress, strengthening the bonds between Ghana and the United Kingdom,” the British High Commissioner remarked during the visit.
Dr. Adutwum Engages KNUST Students
Ghana’s outgone Education Minister, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, has urged KNUST students to embrace politics as a tool for national transformation and legacy-building, while highlighting recent gains in STEM and TVET education under his leadership.
