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Fans Are Speechless After Kweku Smokeâs Bold Move to Save a Studentâs Life
Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke (@kwekusmoke_) is receiving widespread praise after stepping in to cover the full medical cost for Osman Awudu Abu, a final-year BA History student at KNUST, who urgently needed GH¢66,000 for life-saving spinal surgery. Osman, whose condition was reportedly worsening, had appealed to the public for support as doctors warned of the risk of permanent nerve damage andâŚ
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One in three babies born to HIV-positive mothers at risk of toxoplasmosis, KNUST study reveals - Nsemkeka
One in three babies born to HIV-positive mothers at risk of toxoplasmosis, KNUST study reveals â Nsemkeka A new study from researchers at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi has found that nearly one in three babies born to HIV-positive mothers in Ghana contract toxoplasmosis, a parasitic disease that can cause severe, long-term health complications if leftâŚ
Swift action in the first minute after birth saves more newborn lives, KNUST study confirms - Nsemkeka
Swift action in the first minute after birth saves more newborn lives, KNUST study confirms â Nsemkeka Taking immediate action within the first 60 seconds after birth can significantly improve outcomes for newborn babies who struggle to breathe, a study by researchers at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, has found. The study,âŚ
Phrimpong Joins Autism Panel at KNUST, Advocates for Inclusion Beyond the Mic
Derrick Frimpong (Phrimpong) Ghanaian rapper and special educator Phrimpong, known offstage as Derrick Frimpong, will take a different kind of stage this April as he joins a high-profile panel discussion on autism awareness at KNUST. Set for 24th April 2025 at the KNUST Mastercard Impact Building, the event is themed âAutism: I Am Not A Stigmaâ and is being organised by the GUBA Foundation inâŚ
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KNUST Murder Case: Court Receives Amended Charge Sheet and Autopsy Report in Joana Yabani's Case
The court has received an amended charge sheet and autopsy report in the murder case of Miss Joana Deladem Yabani. This development is a significant step forward in the pursuit of justice for the victim and her family. The amended charge sheet is expected to provide more detailed information about the circumstances surrounding Miss Yabaniâs death. It may also include additional evidence gatheredâŚ
Suspected Boyfriend Murderer Of KNUST Final Student Joana Yabani Reappears in Court
A final-year student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Daniel Tuffour, has made his second court appearance. Tuffour is accused of being involved in the murder of his girlfriend, Joana Yabani. The case has garnered significant attention, and Tuffourâs second court appearance was highly anticipated. During his initial appearance, he was remanded, and the court hasâŚ
KNUST Mourns Another Student's Death
A somber mood has settled over the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) community following the sudden passing of a third-year student. Akosuah Owusuaa, a Forest Resource Technology major, tragically lost her life today. According to reports, Akosuah had been feeling unwell since Wednesday. She was subsequently sent home from campus yesterday, where she sadly passed awayâŚ
