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AFRICA TERTIARY ENTREPRENEURS AWARDS 2018 - FULL NOMINATIONS LIST
*AKETESIA GROUP OF COMPANIES SUBSIDIARY BRAND OF REGI’S ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES THE
Africa Tertiary Entrepreneurs Awards 2018
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Côte d'Ivoire @ 58
The history of Côte d'Ivoire prior to first contact with Europeans is virtually unknown to the general public. These first contacts remained limited with only a few European missionaries in the sixteenth century. A Neolithic culture existed, however, is poorly known because Read more »


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Republic Day in Ghana
In the West African nation of Ghana, every 1st day of July is Republic Day, a day set aside to commemorate the establishment of Ghana as an independent republic in 1960. Before European colonizers even had arrived in what is now Ghana, the region was home to the famed Ashanti Empire, which was rich Read more »


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FATHER’S DAY
Most tend to forget all about our fathers  and it's  always mothers. We seem to forget that if not all there are some good fathers still around. It's time we celebrate fatherhood to express love, appreciation, affection and honor to our fathers, Uncles,  fathers-in-law and great grandfathers for their Read more »


3rd June Disaster
It started with normal rains on a cool night to nourish crops and fill reservoirs but it turned out to be a violent rain of anguish, death, and fire.3rd June 2015 will forever remain indelible in the minds of many, a blot on the city and of great depression to a nation Read more »

VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL (VOCTECH) PROJECT FOR THE LESS PRIVILEGED
Job seeking is a major challenge in our communities especially for individuals who lacked the opportunity to formal education. In our quest to address this challenge and a part of our core mission to change lives, we have rolled out a new initiative aimed at equipping these individuals with the necessary vocational, technological and technical skills needed for personal growth and community development Read more »



AFRICAN UNION DAY
The African Union (AU) is a continental union consisting of all 55 countries on the African continent, extending slightly into Asia via the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt. It was established on 26 May 2001 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and launched on 9 July 2002 in South Africa, with the aim of replacing the Organization of African Unity (OAU) established on 25 May 1963 in Addis Ababa, with 32 signatory governments Read more »



Mother's love
Mother's day is celebrated in the second week of the month of May. Mother's Day Celebration is commemorated for women to appreciate their contribution to society. A mother is a woman trained in the arts of parenting and parenthood hence God designed them in a special way to care, support, show love and Read more »


Ghana Tertiary Awards 2018
Qualifications for the 2018 UMB Ghana Tertiary Awards entails a Student and African, a significant achievement holder, a change maker and one that demonstrate ethical and socially accepted principles. There is no academic qualification barrier, meaning any student in our Tertiary Institutions is Read more »



AUCC COMMS WEEK

The African University College of Communications (AUCC)which is arguably the best Communications school  in the Country is set to organize its communication's week. Among other things, the aim of this “One-week” celebration is to sell the ideas of final year students to industry players. So this is a platform where Read more »


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