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Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi; School of Graduate Studies and the Brew Hammond Energy Centre, College of Engineering The Brew Hammond Energy Centre, College of Engineering, KNUST has received funding from the ‘Hybrid Waste to Energy as a Sustainable Solution for Ghana’ project to train postgraduate students in any of the following thematic areas: Optimization of… Read More »

Metropolitan Life Insurance is a member of Momentum Metropolitan Holdings formerly MMI Holdings, a South African based financial services group listed on the South African stock exchange, the JSE Metropolitan Life Insurance is a member of Momentum Metropolitan Holdings formerly MMI Holdings, a South African based financial services group listed on the South African stock exchange, the JSE.… Read More »

We’re more than just a bank. We look beyond the financial outcome to create more value socially, economically and environmentallyAs a leading Africa-focused financial services organisation, Africa is our home, and we drive her growth. Over the past two decades, the banking and financial services industry in Ghana has seen significant improvements in the quality of service delivery… Read More »

At Republic Bank, we are committed to the implementation of sound Corporate Governance and development of our human capital. We have an experienced team of HR Professionals with backgrounds in a wide range of disciplines. We believe in developing our talents to be the best in the industry.  We take pride in creating a positive environment for our… Read More »

a) General Admission RequirementsTo be eligible for admission into the Diploma in Education (Secondary) programme, acandidate should satisfy the following minimum entry requirements.i) COSC with three [3] credits and two [2] passes. The passed subjects must includeEnglish LanguageORii) LGCSE with symbol C or better in three [3] subjects and symbol E or better intwo [2] subject. The passed… Read More »

Lesotho’s first diamonds were discovered in 1957. A small mining industry was established in the 1960s During the 1960s and 1970s, Lesotho’s mines yielded several large gems, and the industry employed thousands of people During the 1980s, mining in Lesotho’s Maluti Mountains ceased because of low world diamond prices and royalty disagreements between the government and mining companies… Read More »