List of stories

The day I met my ‘Meeter’ on the Football Pitch

The closing of down KNUST, and matters arising

Political Vigilantism And Rule Of Law: Is Ghana At A Crossroads?

The use of mobile telephony during working hours and its impact on productivity in Ghana.

Zylofon Arts Fund will make Ghanaians rich – Frank Owusu

Results delay due to part time lecturing - GIJ Dean of Students

Yaw Ampofo Ankrah is a great Teacher - Baaba Tandoh

‘The Letter’ will be launched in March, Destina Mensah assures

Embrace modern Technology — Asoriba CEO to GIJ students

I have never regretted being a Journalist — Manasseh Azure

Your best C.V. is your byline — Manesseh Azure advices

GIJ SRC to train students in ICT related topics

Management must not take us for granted — GIJ SRC

GIJ-SRC General Assembly to hold its first meeting on Friday

Students share their expectations for the second semester

Wrong grades and GPA will be fixed by Management – Nathaniel Alpha

"Arise Ghana " — Nambe Patrick writes

Photography requires optimism and passion to succeed – Lee Gyamfi

Up close with Husein Ismail, a rising musician from Ghana

Seven (7) Recommendations Every University Student Should Consider Next Semester

​​MTN can worry, trust me

My bitter-sweet experience in a Troski

Some' reasons why GIJ students would choose to visit the Library on a normal day

Cutting down admissions into the Tertiary; A case of Nursing Training Colleges

Judge Not: A case of Rashida Black Beauty

How to enjoy life at the University

"Be Careful Not to Sell Your Conscience Over a Bowl of Indomie"

The poor Internet connectivity on GIJ Campus is a worry to some of us

A Letter To Our Legislators: They Shouldn’t Forget Their People

Letter to Adom TV: Kumkum Bhagya is causing more harm than good

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Keteke Ghana’s Mini-Outreach at Jamestown, Accra

Keteke Ghana’s Humanitarian Trip to Klikor, Volta Region

Just A Smile’s visit to Teshie Children's Home


Accra Book Campaign at Mamprobi Cluster of Schools


Keteke Ghana visits Mampehia M/A Basic School

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