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Keta nursing and midwifery school was established in November 13, 2006. However, it started in said year as a School to train Health Assistant with a student population of 55.  And as at today. Nine batches of the Health Assistants have been trained by the school.   In August 2014, the school started a Diploma course in general nursing, of which the first batch wrote their licensure exams in July- August 2017.  In the year 2017, the institution had admited about 200 and more students for various programmes, which include Post-NAC as well as the NAB program. The induction ceremony took place at the institution's new site designated for the school's expansion project.  The matriculation ceremony was witnessed by the school principal, the Executive of the school as well as the tutors and the family of matriculants.   The institution currently has two campuses which is the old site where the keta general hospital is and the new site where the school held the matriculation c

Dear Leos and Lions: On December 5, 1957, Lions Jim Graver and William Ernst created the world’s first Leo club in Pennsylvania, USA. These Lions recognized the Power of We. They understood that young people possess unbound potential to lead positive change. They believed that when we come together, the world’s problems become smaller. When Lions and Leos serve together, the impossible becomes possible. Over the past 60 years, the Leo movement has continued to grow into a network of over 7,000 clubs in 145 countries. Leos continue to build upon our association’s tradition of service to meet emerging global needs. I have witnessed the commitment and perseverance of Leos both in-person and also through the International Leo Day Video Contest. Leos from 25 countries shared why they serve and how they have taken action in their communities. Please join me in congratulating the winners of the contest: 3rd Place: Olongapo City Leo Club (Philippines) 2nd Place: Juhu Leo Club (India) 1st Plac

Ayeh Farms in collaboration with LERD Consult, an advisory service consultancy, invites you toour RABBIT FAIR maiden edition, on 22nd December, 2017 at the Great Hall of the Kumasi Technical University from 8:00am to 6:00pm. The fair seeks to raise awareness and educate the general public on the benefits of eating rabbit meat, the economic importance of rabbit by-products and introduce rabbit farming as a source of employment and job creation opportunity for all, especially the youth. There has been rising global awareness on the virtues of rabbit meat production and consumption in developing countries as an alternative means of alleviating world food shortage and meeting nutritional needs. Rabbit meat is well known for its High protein content, Low cholesterol and fat. Concentrated source of Iron Wide range of minerals and Vitamins including Calcium, Potassium, Phosphorus and Vitamins B1, B2 and B3. The high rate of reproduction and early maturity, rapid growth rate, high genetic s

Rabbit and rabbit meat lovers, you're invited to the first ever rabbit fair in Kumasi. Date: 22/12/2017 At the Kumasi Technical University. Former K-Poly

According to President Akufo-Addo, although Dr Nkrumah had a great vision for industrializing Ghana, his (Nkrumah’s) decision to make most of the enterprises built during his tenure state-owned failed to deliver the economic dividends for which they were set up. The president made this observation in a statement read on his behalf by Senior Minister Yaw Osafo-Maafo at the 16th edition of the Ghana Club 100 Awards on Thursday, November 30, in Accra.